Version: (using KDE 4.1.3) OS: Linux Installed from: Gentoo Packages hi, i'm not exactly sure if this is a bug or a feature of okular, the issue is the following: out of stupidity, i removed the menubars from okular (using the 'views' option or whatever it is called in the menu bar). now, there doesn't seem to be anyway to get them back. right-clicking on any part of the okular window? nope. -- any hint appreciated! cheers, nico
Press Ctrl-M to toggle the menubar visibility. Other toolbars can be adjusted from the Settings Menu. Closing INVALID.
There's a bug anyway, either in kdelibs or okular, open okular, remove the menubar, close okular, press Ctrl-M, and menubar does not come back, it only comes back after the second Ctrl-M press
confirming the need for double ctrl-m. plus, hm, i don't know what kde's policy is on that matter, but i believe it's rather impossible to just 'guess' ctrl-m when one accidentally closed all bars. when looking at konsole, for example you always have the option 'show menu bar' after a right click anywhere on the application. i guess that'd be desirable; what do you think? cheers, nico
That's already there, just doesn't work for the same reason of the double ctrl+m
It's also a missing feature that a novice as to search the web to find the good Keyboard combination. Menu bar visibility has to be checkable after a right click! I agree with nico, who posted is message 2 years ago... Please!
$ okular --version Qt: 4.7.0 KDE: 4.5.1 (KDE 4.5.1) Okular: 0.11.1 Kubuntu 10.10 Works for me as expected, one Ctrl+M to toggle the menubar on/off. If the menubar is hidden, the context menu opened with a right mouse button click anywhere in the view area has an extra entry "Show Menubar Ctrl+M".
Ok, got it, sorry for the noise... In fact, I tried most of the time right- clicks on the toolbars, or just around them, close to expected menubar... So, maybe still something to change.
(In reply to comment #7) > So, maybe still something to change. I'll add this to the menu description for Settings->Show Menubar: If the menubar is hidden, the context menu opened with a right mouse button click anywhere in the view area has an extra entry <guimenuitem>Show Menubar</guimenuitem>.