As of v3.1, the TAB key is accepted in the textboxes for
System Prompt
Prompt Template
Chat Name Prompt
Suggested FollowUp Prompt
("All" in the image refers to ^these TBs)
This may be intentional and useful at a given time.
On the same page, Tabbing (cycling with the TAB key) through the textboxes with model settings like Context Length and Temperature does not expose a logical order based in UX - such as, from the textbox to the left, pressing the Tab key would move the cursor to the textbox immediately to the right, or below.
Although this may also be intentional, possibly based in the importance (to whom?) of each setting, it brings a sense of chaos and disorder right in the model settings area.
The current tab order is referring to parameters that are both relevant and quite familiar to the user, starting with the most importnat one at index 0:
Context Length
Temperature
Top P
Min P
Top K
and so on
so it looks like the intention was indeed to arrange the textboxes in this particular order (by their relevance to the user), but they were placed improperly on the dialog.
Suggestions:
either reassign the tab indexes, such as 0 for the top-left TB, 1 for the TB at its left, 2 for the TB below it and so on
or respect the current tab order, by placing the textboxes adjacent to each other in locations conforming to this particular/peculiar tab order
As of v3.1, the TAB key is accepted in the textboxes for
This may be intentional and useful at a given time.
On the same page, Tabbing (cycling with the TAB key) through the textboxes with model settings like Context Length and Temperature does not expose a logical order based in UX - such as, from the textbox to the left, pressing the Tab key would move the cursor to the textbox immediately to the right, or below.
Although this may also be intentional, possibly based in the importance (to whom?) of each setting, it brings a sense of chaos and disorder right in the model settings area.
The current tab order is referring to parameters that are both relevant and quite familiar to the user, starting with the most importnat one at index 0:
Suggestions: