Currently, the position where one grabs a group of selected time entries for drag & drop is the position where one will "hold" them with the mouse pointer before finally dropping them. I did not notice this behavior at first and only wondered why the time entries always block me from seeing where I want to drop them :smile: Probably others will have the same issue, as different "holding positions" during drag & drop are quite a rare feature … I do not remember seeing this before.
I guess there are several ways how this could be improved:
Setting the pointer to a constant "holding position" in the top left corner of the time entries during a drag & drop. That allows to easily see where to drop them.
Not showing the time entries at all during drag & drop, instead just an icon symbolizing them. However, showing them is also useful because it assures the user that indeed all entries of a multi-selection will be drag & dropped.
Currently, the position where one grabs a group of selected time entries for drag & drop is the position where one will "hold" them with the mouse pointer before finally dropping them. I did not notice this behavior at first and only wondered why the time entries always block me from seeing where I want to drop them :smile: Probably others will have the same issue, as different "holding positions" during drag & drop are quite a rare feature … I do not remember seeing this before.
I guess there are several ways how this could be improved:
Setting the pointer to a constant "holding position" in the top left corner of the time entries during a drag & drop. That allows to easily see where to drop them.
Not showing the time entries at all during drag & drop, instead just an icon symbolizing them. However, showing them is also useful because it assures the user that indeed all entries of a multi-selection will be drag & dropped.