Slimplier way to hide the grid lines is to RIGHT CLICK on one of the LINES in the GRID and a menu pops up where you can choose to hide or clsoe the widget. By the way RK Nice widget!

This widget will really come in handy for me!
Sometimes I need to align things in a program that doesn't provide a grid, so this will help a lot.
And for those asking how to get rid of it, just go to your widget menu and click on preferences, select this widget and change it's positioning to topmost, which will then allow you to richt click and close it.

Excellent excellent. It really helps keep things in proper lines. I'm pretty anal like that :)

Q: How do I get rid of the grid? I can't disable it in the Konfabulator menu, and it's not in the Konfabulator Widget Map either.

I had trouble w/ this, as well.

Look for a small rectangle in the upper-left of your display, with the text "Click-spot" within the rectangle. Right-click on the rectangle to access GridGo's menu, and select "Close Widget."

Of course, if you have GridGo's opacity set at its lowest or the Window Level is set such that the rectan…gle is hidden, then you'll need to tweak GridGo's preferences to make the rectangle visible.

Neat utility. Don't need it running all the time, but it's sure to be handy. More

Painful, yet honorable attempt to deal with the interface shortcomings of Konfabulator. PERHAPS time would be better spent petitioning the developers of the Konfab framework to add in edge-resistance and neighboring widget awareness, which is sorely lacking after 2 versions, albeit I speak only for the windows version; I don't have OSX.

The addition of such features would make this grid the slowest, sloppiest, and most obsolete form of widget positioning.