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jacques.le.roux edited comment on OFBIZ-2118 at 1/23/09 10:57 PM:
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I like very much this new theme. But I have the feeling that it could be even 
better. We should try to create an "hybrid" theme between "Chrome" and 
"Light-Blue". 
Actually it would keep most of "Light-Blue", only one point would be mixed : we 
would keep tabs for main applications. This would create a new theme looking 
like look desktop UIs (on any platforms) : a main horizontal top menu (here 
tabs) from where you can open dropdown menus. This is only an idea, I did not 
consider the difficulties but I guess as tabs are also menus, it should be 
doable. We could put another main color in place of light blue (re-using the 
theme in OFBIZ-2106) and call it "Desktop"

My early 2 cts :)

Bruno, your patch is in trunk at revision: 737309 . I did not close yet, only 
for my "Desktop" hybrid theme idea


      was (Author: jacques.le.roux):
    I like very much this new theme. But I have the feeling that it could be 
even better. We should try to create an "hybrid" theme between "Chrome" and 
"Light-Blue". 
Actually it would keep most of "Light-Blue", only one point would be mixed : we 
woul keep the tabs for main application. This would create a theme looking like 
look desktop UI (on any platform) : a main horizontal top menu (here tabs) from 
where you can open dropdown menus. This is only an idea I did not consider the 
difficulties but I guess as tabs are also menu, it should be doable. We could 
put another main color in place of light blue and call it "Desktop"

My early 2 cts :)
  
> Drop-down Applications Bar
> --------------------------
>
>                 Key: OFBIZ-2118
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2118
>             Project: OFBiz
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: ALL COMPONENTS
>            Reporter: Bruno Busco
>            Assignee: David E. Jones
>             Fix For: SVN trunk
>
>         Attachments: AppMenuDropDown.patch, AppMenuDropDown.patch, 
> AppMenuDropDown.patch, ReducedThemeRedundancy.patch, screenshot1.jpg, 
> screenshot2.jpg, screenshot3.jpg, screenshot4.jpg, screenshot5.jpg, 
> VisualThemeMessage.patch, vt_bluelight.zip, vt_bluelight.zip
>
>
> Hi all,
> we have discussed several times about a new backoffice layout with drop-down 
> menus to have less crowded screens.
> I am experimenting some solutions and I would like to show you what I came to 
> in order to discuss about it.
> What you can see in the screenshots attached is based on an new visual-theme 
> but also on several changes in the decorators.
> The idea is to have a breadcrumbs that is a drop-down menu also.
> The leftmost Item is always "Home" and when the user hover on it the 
> applications menu is shown up.
> Then the user can select an application and the application name is shown in 
> the second position of the breadcrumbs.
> If the user hovers on it the selected application menu is shown and the user 
> can select an option that is shown in third position on breadcrumbs.
> The idea is to have the breadcrumbs to incorporate both the applications 
> menu, the single application menu and the tab bars.
> At the right ent of the same line of the breadcrumbs (in the white background 
> region) the actual screen name should be visible.
> I think that this way of navigating offers to the user a complete view of all 
> applications as a whole.
> For the moment I only attach screenshots to this jira because I need to clean 
> my code to make a presentable patch. I just want to hear if you think this is 
> a model that we can go through. If the community agrres on this that I will 
> spend more time to clean the code and submit a patch.

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