Add spacers to the Leopard Dock

If you like to have an organized Dock in OSX, here is a quick hack that will let you organize the applications that live on your dock by placing spacers between them. Here we go…

1. Open Terminal and type (or copy and paste) :

defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add '{"tile-type"="spacer-tile";}'

2. While still in Terminal we will restart the Dock by typing:

killall Dock

Once the Dock has restarted, you will see a space between some of your icons. You can reposition the space, by clicking on it and dragging it to a new location. You can also delete it by dragging it off your dock. You can even have many spacers by typing in the above commands as offen as you like!

2 thoughts on “Add spacers to the Leopard Dock”

  1. PLEASE HELP ME!
    I tried to do the dock spacers using an app (LeopoardDocks App) that would add in spacers. it says that you can just drag said spacers out but when I drag it out it resets and its still there. please help me!! also this program messed up my dashboard for some reason. please help me!

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