https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=156495
Colin <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Severity|enhancement |normal --- Comment #4 from Colin <[email protected]> --- (In reply to ady from comment #2) > (In reply to Colin from comment #0) > > > If the Menu>View>View Headers toggle is deactivated to hide the headers then > > those "Quick Reponse" buttons also disappear > > The intention for hiding the row/column headers, among others, is to "gain" > screen space. Those "Quick Response" buttons you mention are lined up with > the headers (respectively). One of the anomalies is that the Alpha buttons are vertical so they actually increase the header real estate and the numeric ones are horizontal so they also increase their header real estate. > Are you suggesting that, when "View Headers" is OFF, then the actual > row/column headers should not be displayed but the screen space should > remain (just) so the "Quick Response" buttons would still be displayed? If > not, please clarify. I'm suggesting that the QR buttons and the individual conceal/reveal buttons should always be visible and that the header toggle should just hide the coordinate identifiers A:XFD and 1:1048576. Clearly, the length of the coordinate ID implies the possibility of 7 activation buttons for the columns but only 3 for rows as that's the "growth" limit of their numbering system. Would it be feasible to allow the QR buttons to "overflow" the existing cell boundaries to maintain visibility and somehow monitor the creation of column/row groups to permit them to coexist? if you look at the sample I attached it does demonstrate that you could maintain a vertical button array "alongside the regular +- buttons for rows and a horizontal row above or below the existing +- buttons If they were aligned with their respective header in the existing locations then they would only take up the same header profile as the regular QR and +- buttons with the view toggle "on". Conversely if there are "many" grouped columns/rows in the existing treatment then that in itself will increase the real estate needed by the "Quick Response" buttons when the view toggle is "on". To activate them "en masse" you still have to bring headers back into view so there's not really much to be gained from concealing them in the first place. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
