I'd appreciate if you could revert the docking part indeed.
Look at what I've just committed.
some additional gripes in addition to jean-marc's titlebar and layout
complaints:
- the floating paragraph settings widget shouldn't be resizable
- the buttons should be at the bottom
- there is no
>> I'd appreciate if you could revert the docking part indeed.
>
> Look at what I've just committed.
some additional gripes in addition to jean-marc's titlebar and layout
complaints:
- the floating paragraph settings widget shouldn't be resizable
- the buttons should be at the bottom
- there is
hi abdel,
to be frank, i don't see why we would like to have this as a dockwidget
i think the dockwidget is handy if one would like to keep it open (with the toc
for example, but maybe also the references), or get the dialog out of the way
(like with the find/replace dialog)
this is not the
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
But I understand your point and I'd
propose to detach it by default, is that OK?
as long as the detached layout is good (ie gives a well designed dialog), that
would be fine with me i suppose.
note that at the moment the layout does not adjust to where it is docked.
I agree and that's where I need your help ;-)
personally i would prefer to keep this dialog modal.
also because we should discourage people to use it... ;-)
hi abdel,
to be frank, i don't see why we would like to have this as a dockwidget
i think the dockwidget is handy if one would like to keep it open (with the toc
for example, but maybe also the references), or get the dialog out of the way
(like with the find/replace dialog)
this is not the
Abdelrazak Younes wrote:
> But I understand your point and I'd
> propose to detach it by default, is that OK?
as long as the detached layout is good (ie gives a well designed dialog), that
would be fine with me i suppose.
note that at the moment the layout does not adjust to where it is
> I agree and that's where I need your help ;-)
personally i would prefer to keep this dialog modal.
also because we should discourage people to use it... ;-)
