Warren Young: > Switch to Modern view? :)
Verbose View seems more comfortable to use for me, as the hashes are more prominent, so easier to read, easier to click, entries as a whole are easier to copy-paste (only one triple-click to select all, no mouse move required), and also easier to read when copy-pasted (now that the parenthesis are back). While talking about the views, please allow me some Compact View bashing: Compact View looks plain and elegant, I agree. But whenever I view the timeline, I'd either like to SEE THE HASHES (to check-out or merge a specific version), or CLICK THE HASHES (to view the check-in details and diffs). I never just browse my comments ;-) With Compact View, I need to do a not-so-intuitive click on the comment (that has always been plain text to me) to make the hash appear, move the mouse pointer over the unpredictable position of the now visible hash, and finally click the hash. But if I get it right (without building and trying the latest version) there's a config option to set the default view to Verbose View (without having to explicitly select it and store the option as a cookie). Verbose View definitely works best, for me. Rolf Ade: > It's mixing completely different things and levels ... I don't think so. Adding the CSS to display the parenthesis means maintaining your own custom skin? Warren Young: > $ fossil conf export skin foo > …upgrade Fossil, switch repo to skin you wish to merge… > $ fossil conf merge foo Sounds easy. But on shared web hosting, with limited shell access, and a total of 10-15 repositories, this already makes me edgy. I have also tried using a shared skin loaded from a directory using the "skin:" CGI control line, but then the skin is missing on local machines. Richard Hipp: > (2) The details of each entry are shown inside parentheses in the > Verbose and Compact views. Thank you very much for this change. With "physical" (as opposed to "spiritual-CSS") parenthesis, readability is also fine when copy-pasting timeline entries. --Florian _______________________________________________ fossil-users mailing list fossil-users@lists.fossil-scm.org http://lists.fossil-scm.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fossil-users
