Dylan McCall wrote:
I have observed the behaviour with (only) the following applets. This is
recorded with Gutsy. Hardy seems to follow the same pattern, though
another pair of eyes would be helpful.
-Address Book Search
-Dictionary Lookup
-Workspace Switcher
-Clipboard Text Encryption
That is fixed in hardy where the upstream dialog is used now
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress = Fix Released
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Add to Panel... assumes and hard-codes font sizes
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I have observed the behaviour with (only) the following applets. This is
recorded with Gutsy. Hardy seems to follow the same pattern, though
another pair of eyes would be helpful.
-Address Book Search
-Dictionary Lookup
-Workspace Switcher
-Clipboard Text Encryption
-Battery Charge Monitor
Reproduced this bug in Hardy. Fonts were consistent after I changed the
font size, originally. However, once I restarted the system, it was back
to the old ways; some items were following my new size 8 font, while
others were still using size 10.
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Actually seems to depend on whether the applet's description has more
than one line; see another example in the attachment (Gutsy, 32bit).
** Attachment added: panel.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10126094/panel.png
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Add to Panel... assumes and hard-codes font sizes
Good call ngc2997. But I'm not sure which is the cause and which is the
effect!
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Of course; either way, the effect is a bit annoying (yet rather
cosmetic).. Btw, I haven't noticed this in Feisty.
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When approaching a fix to this bug, don't forget to try multiple DPI
settings for the font renderer (don't change just the font size).
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This seems to depend on the kinds of applets (maybe internal applets).
This might not be right, because in your screenshot, Clock and Tomboy
have the same font size, but in mine, they have different font sizes.
** Attachment added: Yet another example
Hm... in my dupe (bug 133409) on gutsy, I've rebooted and still have
inconsistent font size selection in the add to panel dialog.
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This seems to depend on the kinds of applets (maybe internal applets).
However, the problem with horizontal lines overlapping the text doesn't
seem to appear on my system (screenshot attached). I'm investigating on
this, marking as in progress.
** Attachment added: Another example
Ok, there seems to be nothing wrong with the layout code itself, but the
add to panel dialog doesn't seem to be aware of the new font size fast
enough. I have just tried this:
1. Change the application font to 16
2. Open the add to dialog, the fonts are all mixed up
3. killall gnome-panel
4. Open
** Changed in: gnome-themes (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-themes = gnome-panel
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Notice the text label selection box for Modem [Monitor] and the icons
overlapping with text and horizontal rules.
** Attachment added: Screenshot of Add to Panel... dialog broken by large
system Application font
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4260309/broken-high-contrast-theme2.png
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Manu: do you know if the gnome-panel patch uses fixed width and height?
** Changed in: gnome-themes (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged = Medium
Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
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