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--- Comment #3 from Jay Philips <philipz85@hotmail.com> ---
Created attachment 113785
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improved slider
(In reply to A (Andy) from comment #1)
But from the layout it should then maybe also look like (at least similar to
[with the circle]) the already existing zoom slider?
I pulled the slider from the zoom slider for the mockup but was able to grab
the correct slider control for my theme from glade, so i've attached an updated
mockup.
The only thing I am thinking about is, whether there is then enough space
for such a slider, meaning that the slider will not be too small and would
be practial? In this case one has also to think about different (maybe
longer) translations of "Transparency" in other languages. This is maybe a
critical point for such a proposal.
The slider isnt small in the new mockup. Well about longer lengths of the word
'transparency' in different languages, it would adjust according to the width
of the string, just like it does now with the percentage field.
Otherwise, you would need to put the slider into a next line (like currently
for the Line Style feature, though Jay has also another good proposal for
this Line Style feature -> see 89543), but in this case the space issue
would no longer really be touched with such a proposal, but you would
nevertheless get this new UI feature and would no longer have this long not
necessary input line.
A number of times, the transparency label is on a different line than the
percentage field (e.g. Graphic section when you click on an image), so there
isnt a problem there. :D
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