https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=139031
Michael Weghorn <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keywords| |needsUXEval --- Comment #10 from Michael Weghorn <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Buovjaga from comment #6) > > Does https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/125104 result in the desired > > behaviour wrt alignment? > > Much better, not pixel perfect (checked in Gimp by pulling out a reference > line from the ruler), but I guess it is enough. Thanks for checking. You're right. Making it pixel perfect might be possible by doing a larger redesign, e.g. putting everything into the same grid (but I'm not an expert here). Currently, there are different "groups" of UI elements, which is used e.g. to make the "formsframe" sensitive or not ("gray it out") from C++ side. (In reply to medmedin2014 from comment #8) > I think in General tab, the wrong horizontal alignment for "JPEG Compression > Quality" text label is due to the use of two text labels (instead of one) : > one containing "JPEG Compression" and new one containing "Quality". Those are indeed two different elements, the alignment is fine in my current master build with the Breeze style, though. Might be that those are 2 different elements by design, since its the option "JPEG Compression", and then a related (but separate) option to set the quality when that option has been selected, rather than a "JPEG Compression Quality" label. (In reply to medmedin2014 from comment #9) > Another problem that catches the eye is the mix of alignment rule applied to > tabs titles, for example the tabs titles : "User Interface" and "Digital > Signature" are left aligned while others are centered. I quickly tried with a master build, all tabs look centered there (with the Breeze style at least and I'd say it's the same in the screenshot). To me, it just looks like "User Interface" and "Digital Signature" are the longest texts, and everything is fine so far. When you click on those tabs, the same "margin" can be seen on the left and right tab for that tab itself. (In reply to phv from comment #7) > Regarding the forgotten colon punctuation mark mentioned in this report, I > think the wording should be: > > "Reduce image resolution to:" > > Because this label is using a verb and requires a value. Or, alternatively: > > "Image resolution:" > > I note that there are slight inconsistencies in the display of LibreOffice > options, which makes it unclear what the relevant rules are. Here is a list > of missing colons: > > - LibreOffice Writer & LibreOffice Writer/Web → View → "Horizontal ruler" > and "Vertical ruler" > - LibreOffice Writer/Web → View → "Measurement unit" > - LibreOffice Writer → Comparison → "Ignore piece of length" > - LibreOffice Base → Connections → "Timeout (seconds)" > > It is therefore a very minor and tolerable issue, but recurrent in the > presentation of the options. Let's ask for UX advice here. @Heiko: Do you possibly have any opinion/suggestion on this? -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
