| Summary: | Widescreen: Programwindow not full accessible | ||
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| Product: | [Applications] KBibTeX | Reporter: | researcher <a5543332> |
| Component: | User interface | Assignee: | Thomas Fischer <fischer> |
| Status: | RESOLVED INTENTIONAL | ||
| Severity: | grave | ||
| Priority: | NOR | ||
| Version First Reported In: | git (master) | ||
| Target Milestone: | --- | ||
| Platform: | Debian unstable | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
| Latest Commit: | Version Fixed/Implemented In: | ||
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kbibtex: "locked screen" if editor or online search are visible and embedded in layout
Panels placed above each other; scroll bars in element editor planel Modal element editor window |
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Description
researcher
2014-06-13 06:45:23 UTC
pressing superkey and arrowdown in gnome 3 makes it a floating window (as opposed to at launch: when its fixed at vertical hight) which gives the possibility to "unlink" parts of the window (make subwindows windows on its own) and (if freed from most of the small parts) to rescale the mainwindow. KBibTeX has a number of panels/docklets available, each consuming screen space. You can close unused panels and reactivate them through the menu later. You can even drag them over each other to stack them. KBibTeX's main window should be fully resizable and adopt to whatever window manager or desktop environment you are using. Of course, some widgets/controls enforce a minimum size to show their content, so you cannot shrink the window to an arbitrary small size. If closing panels/docklets does not help, maybe I misunderstood your issue. In this case, please attach screenshots to this bug report to document your issue. it seems to be the "online search" that blocks the window resizing also the element editor i assume thats because its standard height is almost as much as the available space Created attachment 87167 [details]
kbibtex: "locked screen" if editor or online search are visible and embedded in layout
Created attachment 87387 [details]
Panels placed above each other; scroll bars in element editor planel
Created attachment 87388 [details]
Modal element editor window
The element editor and the online search panels are large, indeed, but both are able to put their content into a scrollable view so that they can be resized (see one of my recent screenshots, green frames, although forgotten to draw for online search panel). You can also move and place panels above each other to save space. In such a case, tabs will appear to allow you to switch between stacked panels (blue frames). Finally, if the element editor is too uncomfortable to use, you can always close the panel and use the modal window variant which you get by double-clicking on an entry (other screenshot). There was no activity on this bug. KBibTeX is used on very many different screen resolutions, but none has reported similar problems. |