Hello Christoph,
On Sat, 2011-09-10 at 00:04 +0200, Christoph Noack wrote:
I thought it is time to quickly check a daily build ... just (!) to have
a look. But then working with the new header/footer indicators was so
much fun, really! To me, Writer starts to look modern and fresh (having
less borders, the rather new document shadow, the indicators).
Great to read that :)
But, playing with it lets you notice some stuff, so here is a rough list
of things - I hope the descriptions are somehow helpful:
* Issue: Changing to header/footer via keybindings does neither
activate the header/footer markup, nor the header/footer
separator with tab
Ok, I'll add it to my TODO list.
* Proposal/Issue: Having the cursor in the header and adding the
footer (via '+') should set the cursor in the footer (or the
header - depends on what's getting added). While playing with
different page styles, the cursor was set to the next page
header.
Yes, I saw that one already, but wanted to have the timer thing working
before hacking on it.
* Proposal: The whole button should act as a menu, so the vertical
divider can go --> greatly simplifies to "hit" the button (sorry
for mentioning that late)
Ok, let's do that... that'll require a few code changes... but nothing
too complex.
* Issue: No mouse over effects yet (hovering, activated button).
Unfortunately, the mousover effects for the Notes buttons are
also not fully implemented (grrr) - so it is only partly a
reference.
I'm working on the mouse-over thing to show the separators, and I still
haven't set any tooltip to the button.
* Issue: In certain cases, the cursor blinks at an unusual fast
rate and the graphic items start flickering. Cannot reproduce it
at the moment :-(
Yeah, I know there are some times where the Paint method is called way
too often. I still need to investigate this.
* Great!!!: The whole region of either header/footer or document
responds to a click and selects the edit mode for that area.
That's something I've missed to say :-)
Hehe, that was the first change I made ;)
Cor, Astron - would be great if you could have a look as well. Whether
it now works better ... and maybe you can tell whether the flickering
happens also on your side.
The flickering is happening for me as well... but I still have no
solution to fix it: that painting code is still pretty complex to me.
You've mentioned in your last mail that visual refinements should wait
until the basic stuff works fine. Tell me when you're ready ... I've
tried to refine the design a bit by not changing to much (to limit your
effort).
Here is the recent visual representation (daily build):
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Uxe83GqlD7rY91kZYnaYqA?feat=directlink
Here is my proposal:
https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/W5724xQQ7nZ7eWL006v4vw?feat=directlink
The changes (more details if you need it):
* Tab with a bit less height (28px -> 25px)
* Removed the vertical devider (make it a full button)
* Width of indicator line to 1px
Ok, noted
* Refined contrast by making a light blue / dark blue line -->
unusual line for LibO (means people might notice that it's some
markup)
I can't understand what you mean here... Can you give me some details?
* Added a gradient (top: #caebfe --> bottom: #a4dcfcff). Also
improves readability of the text a bit.
Don't forget that those colors are configured, is there any way to
compute one of the two colors form the other one?
* (Anti-aliasing due to my graphics program)
Hum, I'll try to play with the OutputDevice configuration, it may be a
bit to change to get it Anti-Aliased.
Thanks for your comments,
--
Cédric Bosdonnat
LibreOffice hacker
http://documentfoundation.org
OOo Eclipse Integration developer
http://cedric.bosdonnat.free.fr
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