In data martedì 22 gennaio 2013 10:01:22, Andras Timar ha scritto:
Hi,
On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 8:02 AM, Olav Dahlum <odahlum@gmail.com> wrote:
Translating to languages like Norwegian can be challenging when the user
interface have restrictions …
As you can see, there's really not space enough to give a meaningful
translation here due the static nature of the dialog.
http://login.kristshell.net/~olorin/databar%20dialog.png
I fixed this one today (in master, waiting for review for
libreoffice-4-0). The real solution will be the conversion of all
dialogs to the new layout managed widgets, see:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/WidgetLayout. This
work is in progress, hopefully it will be done for 4.1.
Hi Andras,
I have to warn you that, in KDE environment, I also noticed visual rendering,
such as cuts on top or bottom of spaces in writings, in some dialogs.
You can notice them especially in the "options" dialogs, where the main dialog
seems to be not resizable. I speak for the Italian interface, but I think
there's the same problem also in other languages.
Is it possible to check and fix it?
TIA,
Ciao
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