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Description of problem:
I have 3 screens with 3 panels. All had setting Always visible, but on all windows go below panel.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
RHEL7.3RC-Workstation variant
kdelibs-4.14.8-6

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. panel -> more settings -> Always visible
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Actual results:
The Panel behave as its Windows go below options was turned on.

Expected results:
Windows should not go under the panel

Additional info:

I think windows will be always able to go below the panel. The option only changes behaviour of windows when you e.g. click on maximize button. If you allow the windows to go below the panel then when you maximize a window, it would go below the panel while when you set it to be always visible then the maximized window will be completely visible as well.

Yes, this behavior is faulty, because I set panel to be always visible, but after maximizing some window, it goes below panel.

I believe this is expected behavior and there is just different expectation. When you set panel to be always visible, it means the panel won't hide, but it doesn't say anything about the window.