Seems that I’m in a spacer / blank icon mood lately, but they really help if you’d like to cluster your apps and therefore ‘unclutter’ your working space. (I just wrote an article on how to add a spacer for iPhones here.)
Here are the few steps it takes to achieve this:
1) Go to Applications -> Utilities -> Terminal
2) Type or copy/paste the following:
defaults write com.apple.dock persistent-apps -array-add ‘{tile-data={}; tile-type=”spacer-tile”;}’
3) Press enter and type or copy/paste this:
killall Dock
4) Once you pressed enter, you will realize that you have just created a spacer.
5) Repeat as you wish (restarting the dock in-between isn’t necessary) and exit the session by typing:
exit
6) Now the Terminal can be closed. The icon(s) can be treated like normal ones (moving and deleting).
Enjoy your new found tidiness.



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