Hi! This is more of a GUI 'issue' and not an issue with PokeFinder itself, but I was wondering if there's a way to make the columns automatically fill the whole width-span of the window, instead of them being a set default width; without having to edit the code and build the app myself that is? This was a feature before afaik, that seems to have been removed/lost.
I give you an example of what I mean:
an older build (in this case specifically its LincolnLM's toolbox fork), same window (Gen4 Stationary, generator tab)
I ask this because it always irks me that certain column titles (and content) get 'crunched' unnecessarily when there's lots of space on the right. I know you can drag and adjust the column's width yourself on latest PokeFinder, but having to do that every time you open the app for every column becomes tiring fast :(
I read about some similar situation on PokeFinder's discord a while back, and I even tried changing to white mode as per your (Fish's) suggestion, but still the behavior remains that all columns are always the slimmest width possible whatever I do.
Hi! This is more of a GUI 'issue' and not an issue with PokeFinder itself, but I was wondering if there's a way to make the columns automatically fill the whole width-span of the window, instead of them being a set default width; without having to edit the code and build the app myself that is? This was a feature before afaik, that seems to have been removed/lost. I give you an example of what I mean:
Latest PokeFinder Gen4 Static window, generator tab
an older build (in this case specifically its LincolnLM's toolbox fork), same window (Gen4 Stationary, generator tab)
I ask this because it always irks me that certain column titles (and content) get 'crunched' unnecessarily when there's lots of space on the right. I know you can drag and adjust the column's width yourself on latest PokeFinder, but having to do that every time you open the app for every column becomes tiring fast :(
I read about some similar situation on PokeFinder's discord a while back, and I even tried changing to white mode as per your (Fish's) suggestion, but still the behavior remains that all columns are always the slimmest width possible whatever I do.
Thanks!