User kill signal config keys: Use underscore instead of dash
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@ -151,14 +151,14 @@ The visual display elements for waybar use a CSS stylesheet, see *waybar-styles(
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default: *false* ++
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Option to enable reloading the css style if a modification is detected on the style sheet file or any imported css files.
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*on_sigusr1* ++
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*on-sigusr1* ++
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typeof: string ++
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default: *toggle* ++
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Action that is performed when receiving SIGUSR1 kill signal. ++
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Possible values: *show*, *hide*, *toggle*, *reload*, *noop*. ++
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Default value: *toggle*.
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*on_sigusr2* ++
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*on-sigusr2* ++
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typeof: string ++
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default: *reload* ++
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Action that is performed when receiving SIGUSR2 kill signal. ++
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@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ For example, to toggle the bar programmatically, you can invoke `killall -SIGUSR
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## User signal configuration
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Config parameters *on_sigusr1* and *on_sigusr2* change what happens when bars receive
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Config parameters *on-sigusr1* and *on-sigusr2* change what happens when bars receive
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*SIGUSR1* and *SIGUSR2* signals.
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This means that commands `killall -SIGUSR1 waybar` and `killall -SIGUSR2 waybar`
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