Closed LivInTheLookingGlass closed 5 years ago
See how the two branches are closer together, with the right branches taking the space unused (though normally reserved) by the leftmost branches?
On January 6, 2016 3:23:51 AM PST, Fatih Erikli notifications@github.com wrote:
I cannot see the difference :( What did you in second screenshot?
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What I'm trying to say is this. When the page draws, it currently divides into columns. Each branch fills the entirety of a column.
Sometimes it doesn't take the full space of a column, though. So you get tables that look like:
x | y | z | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
x1 | y1 | y2 | z1 | |
x1.1 | x1.2 | y2.1 | z1.1 |
It would be better if those tables could be drawn like:
x | y | z | |
---|---|---|---|
x1 | y1 | y2 | z1 |
x1.1 | x1.2 | y2.1 | z1.1 |
That makes things much more aesthetically pleasing, and reduces the required screen real estate.
Kerning is probably not the right word, but it's the closest I can find. Basic idea: branches should go as close as possible without overlapping.
Example: This is the current view.
If you were to add kerning to the dropdowns, it would look more like this:
Much nicer looking if you ask me.