Hi,
Le 20/03/2014 17:22, Mattias Põldaru a écrit :
07.02.2014 20:41, Jean-Baptiste Faure kirjutas:
I think it is not a good idea because with a single place where to look
for commands you are sure that an important part of the users will not
be able to find these commands easily. On the
Maybe one solution is that make the same think, that do Kingsoft Office.
Kingsoft office, in installation procedure offer two skins:
Classic - with menu, and LO style icons
Ribbon Style - with ribbon menu
and in Ribbon Style offer a Sidebar (Taks Window) too, for styles,
shapes, etc.
For this reason is a very good solution to offer two choise, because a
lot of people think that the old style is unusable.
2014.03.20. 15:32 keltezéssel, Kracked_P_P---webmaster írta:
I hate MSO ribbon menu system.
I had to work with it last week and it was a battle to find what I
needed in
07.02.2014 20:41, Jean-Baptiste Faure kirjutas:
I think it is not a good idea because with a single place where to look
for commands you are sure that an important part of the users will not
be able to find these commands easily. On the contrary, if you design
several ways to access to the
On 03/20/2014 12:22 PM, Mattias Põldaru wrote:
Let me explain what is wrong with your picture with an analogy.
First your case: a person walks around the city, reaches the park and
hey, how convenient, finds a hammer on top of the fountain. Later under
the bridge, hey, what a surprise, a nail.
20.03.2014 19:39, Derek Cooper kirjutas:
On 03/20/2014 12:22 PM, Mattias Põldaru wrote:
Let me explain what is wrong with your picture with an analogy.
First your case: a person walks around the city, reaches the park and
hey, how convenient, finds a hammer on top of the fountain. Later under
OK
Now the question - where is the side bar in LO? I have latest non-RC
4.2.x and do not see a side bar anywhere. Of course it could be a
long way off.
As for the dual menu option, well you will really need to be specific
about the user has the choice and what they are. It would be nice
That's exactly what I thought it should/would be done: resizable and
dockable toolbars.
Toolbars are already dockable. It could be only resizable and, when it
fits, expand its buttons/controls as it is in sidebar.
Regards.
2014-02-07 16:41 GMT-02:00 Jean-Baptiste Faure jbf.fa...@sud-ouest.org:
Hi guys,
Ever since we've adopted the sidebar, we've had issues with duplicate
panels [1]. Worse yet, the sidebar brings yet another UI element to look
through for commands. This might not sound like a big problem, but this
makes our already hard to use UI even harder to use, and is bound to get
Hi Mirek,
agree that the duplication of functionality is rather confusing.Did you
mean that the individual panes would appear as a pop-up like e.g. the
Insert table button already does?
The cell appearance btton would then open the panel in sucha a way:
Hi Alex,
2014-01-28 Alexander Wilms f.alexander.wi...@gmail.com
Hi Mirek,
agree that the duplication of functionality is rather confusing.Did you
mean that the individual panes would appear as a pop-up like e.g. the
Insert table button already does?
The cell appearance btton would then
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