https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87537
--- Comment #4 from Jay Philips <philipz85@hotmail.com> ---
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #3)
Sure, but isn't the issue that we are allowing the color swatches of a
pallet to resize? I assume they are being calculated as percentage of the
available width within the containing UI frame. tango.soc are rectangular,
standard.soc are square.
I believe that the colors being resizable is part of the problem, but that
problem is likely needed to be addressed when we want to deal with color
palettes that dont fit well in the 12 entries per row that we force color
palettes to be put in.
As the color picker is non user resizable, couldn't the color swatches be
set fixed width?
I think if we fixed it in tango.soc (as an example) it would put 13 entries per
row rather than 12, if the scrollbar is invisible.
With fixed swatch sizes we could leave the vertical scroll present but
dimmed inactive for smaller pallets.
Yes this was what i was suggesting, that it be dimmed when it is not needed.
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