hugolabe
commented
5 months ago This causes some glitches with the app's design, especially in the first sidebar. And if you have more than one window control activated on the left side, it completely breaks the design.
I think the best option is to always place the controls in the content area of the window, since there is no space in the sidebars.
(You cannot close Wike in medium and large window mode if the button layout is "close:", i.e. the close button is on the left.)
True. I can easily solve this by replacing the AdwHeaderBar with a GtkHeaderBar.
Using Adw.HeaderBar as the top child of an Adw.ToolbarView ensures that window controls are always displayed correctly. This is an issue for the small window sizes (<= 450px width), where the sidebar does not display them. This is, however, the normal behaviour for those kinds of sidebars covering the whole app's primary window.
Additionally, the left most pane visible in medium and large window mode (<= 750px and 751px+) would need manually added Gtk.WindowControls for side: start to supported close buttons on the left for completeness purposes.
(You cannot close Wike in medium and large window mode if the button layout is "close:", i.e. the close button is on the left.)