Open pedropintosilva opened 3 years ago
I understood the issue but I'm not 100 % sure if an overflow button is the best solution.
pro:
con:
pro:
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I understood the issue but I'm not 100 % sure if an overflow button is the best solution.
scroll
pro:
Yes, please refer to
What would happen when on mobile?
(that's why on mobile it should remain as scrollable but without the JS part we do not need it now)con:
there are more drawbacks please refer to This has a few drawbacks
overflow button
pro:
* No UI jumping issues
This has a few drawbacks
con:
* hide content
* didn't work for notebookbar
other solutions
* dynamic preview numbers #1587 is more flexible on larger screens
To leverage the flex we have in the styles preview (notebookbar) is a good idea and a good addition to the UX but not really directly related to this issue
Notebookbar:
left/right click commands icon in the tab area of the notebookbar.
for usability I would suggest to have an icon to show/hide notebookbar (like MSO any many other tabbed layout apps has)
and if the window is smaler than the notebookbar width needed, there will be two buttons for left and right scrolling.
Oh now I understand your suggestion but I see a couple of problems there:
@quikee implement this new search command feature for LibreOffice which should be placed somewhere at the notebookbar tab area.
From Netflix I learn that an search can have very useful default values when nothing was inputted.
What if when command's that didn't have space were available at this search field. Maybe with a changed search label?
Than you have one place where you get command access.
At LibreOffice each tab has on the very right an tab label with commands that are not so offen used. When there is not so much space, commands will be available within the drop-down widget so you have two options for commands, visible at the toolbar or behind the label drop down.
Something like this is there in libre office
when you click on it , it shows remaining buttons
Describe the bug
Currently when elements do no fit we use
w2ui-scroll-right
.Notebookbar:
Classic:
This has a few drawbacks:
Suggested solution
w2ui-scroll
and use a singular overflow button on the right for those casesWhat would happen when on mobile?
In this case I would let it as it (visually) is because: