Hi Andreas,
On 2 July 2014 08:40, Andreas Neumann <a.neum...@carto.net> wrote:
Hi,
In addition to the discussion around the selection tool I would
like to discuss a reduction of buttons in the navigation toolbar. I
think it eats way too much screen-space by default. I'd like to
suggest the following:
1. get rid of the refresh button. I never use it. If you have to
use it, than it is a bug in the software.
-1 = Alas there are bugs in QGIS, I do have to use it fairly
frequently. More than many on that toolbar actually.
2. Potentially remove the "Zoom to Layer" button. It is available in
the context menu of the layer and in the "View" menu, should you
need it.
3. Potentially remove the "Zoom to native resolution button". I
think it is good enough if this functionality is available in the
"View" menu. Do people really use this function? Maybe with raster
layers?
+1 Never used it "native resolution" myself from the nav bar. Always
right click on a layer - that would probably be the most logical place
to leave both functions/
4. Potentially combine the touch zoom/and pan tool with the pan tool
into a single tool. Is there a specific reason why both of these
tools are available? Doesn't the "Touch zoom and pan" also support
pan with the mouse?
+1 I've never been clear what the difference between them is anyway.
5. Potentially combine the pan to selected and zoom to selected into
a drop-down button menu, like we have with the measure or select
tool.
+1 seems sensible.
Just my 2p.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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