Unexpected behavior?

Per-pixel Frames, and a question about Glass

from Stardock Forums
Is is just me - or is the behavior of per-pixel frames using some sort of non-standard behavior for handling the sub-images? Interestingly enough, the program assumes the top and bottom borders are stacked vertically, even though the checkbox for stacking the frames vertically is not checked. Interestingly enough, checking the checkbox leads to some weird results.

I think this could confuse first time users, and the behavior should be noted somewhere.

. . . like the wiki the "Help" tab links to. Interestingly enough, I'd say over 90% of the links to the wiki in SkinStudio are unused. I'm tempted to just start filling it in, just so people have a place to go.

In addition, what is the purpose of the "Glass" entries? What exactly are they there for?
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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top
I suppose it's a wiki, so it's supposed to have user created content, so I guess I might just start editing. Strange, though, that most stuff doesn't have anything filled in, although the software links to it.
Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
The glass areas are for just that.. glass variants of the same section, rip Vienna Rapture apart and have a look in those sections, easier to see than explain it. Of course these only apply to Vista.

As far as the sizing preview goes, looks like SKS6 is a little confused in that area, needs fixed, its very confusing for someone new I imagine.
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Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top
Not quite sure I get it - it looks like just repeating the same graphics in the same place.