Try this: Make a button 128 pixels square. Give it a big icon (I used
803). Then:
set the margins of btn 1 to 40
set the topmargin of btn 1 to 60
set the textcolor of btn 1 to blue
set the textstyle of btn 1 to bold
set the textsize of btn 1 to 20
On my Mac, I get a blue label over the picture
Hi RunRev team,
could you please give a (short, i know you are always in a hurry ;-)
hint on how we should understand your comments on these 2 entries?
## start 819 #
--- Additional Comment
#1 From
Tuviah Snyder
2004-03-28 20:42 ---
OK anyone have any
--- tuviah snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try this: Make a button 128 pixels square. Give it
a big icon (I used
803). Then:
set the margins of btn 1 to 40
set the topmargin of btn 1 to 60
set the textcolor of btn 1 to blue
set the textstyle of btn 1 to bold
set the textsize of btn 1 to
Not true. By default, the text for buttons is centered unless an icon
is present, in which case the text is immediately below the icon, and
they are sort of centered together in the button. This default would
call for an additional alignment option. You would not really need a
new option
--- Frank D. Engel, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not true. By default, the text for buttons is
centered unless an icon
is present, in which case the text is immediately
below the icon, and
they are sort of centered together in the button.
This default would
call for an additional
This is either not true or absolutely well hidden :-)
If you really mean struggling with the margins is the solution then i
cannot take
your answer too serious...
The drawing order was changed so that you can draw text on top of icons. The
other issue (not struggling with margins) is a design
And you do have a couple of neat proposals for the
vertical text alignment ; though for clarity, I'd
replace center with middle for this property.
Will you bugzilla these and let us know the number so
we can vote for it ?
Jan Schenkel.
middle I have --never-- seen middle used as a
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And you do have a couple of neat proposals for the
vertical text alignment ; though for clarity, I'd
replace center with middle for this property.
Will you bugzilla these and let us know the number
so
we can vote for it ?
Jan Schenkel.
middle I
The new bug number is 2081,
I stuck with center as the suggested item, and added obscure
vertical alignment as an equivalent to center, only with the icon
over top of the text.
On Aug 27, 2004, at 10:18 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And you do have a couple of neat proposals for the
vertical
Hi Tuviah,
This is either not true or absolutely well hidden :-)
If you really mean struggling with the margins is the solution then i
cannot take your answer too serious...
The drawing order was changed so that you can draw text on top of
icons. The
other issue (not struggling with margins) is
Hi all,
can someone please enlighten me if i am missing something here?
This is one of my feature requests, Bugzilla 1032:
2003-12-05:
To be able to position the label-text of buttons directly on top of
their icons.
This way we wouldn't need so many workaround to make
On 8/26/04 12:43 PM, Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I added 2 other comments, but no response, the thing is resolved as
fixed
I searched desparately, but did not find this included new feature...?
Actually, it's not the textHeight, but the margins. If you set the margins
to a large
On Aug 26, 2004, at 10:43 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
can someone please enlighten me if i am missing something here?
This is one of my feature requests, Bugzilla 1032:
2003-12-05:
To be able to position the label-text of buttons directly on top of
their icons.
On Aug 26, 2004, at 11:21 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
It's still an odd effect,
though, because if you're showing the button itself (i.e. it's border,
etc.)
the icon and the text that goes over it is not vertically centered to
the
button - the icon remains where it would be if there was text below
it;
That's funny - this is identical to one of my bugs, #819:
## start 819 #
2003-10-20:
Give option to show text ON (not below) buttons with icons
Add a feature that lets you position the name or label of a button
within the button's rect, even when the button has icons. When icons
On 8/26/04 1:21 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 8/26/04 12:43 PM, Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I added 2 other comments, but no response, the thing is resolved as
fixed
I searched desparately, but did not find this included new feature...?
Actually, it's not the textHeight, but the margins. If you
On 8/26/04 2:57 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
That's funny - this is identical to one of my bugs, #819:
## start 819 #
2003-10-20:
Give option to show text ON (not below) buttons with icons
Add a feature that lets you position the name or label of a button
within the button's rect, even
Hi Phil,
That's funny - this is identical to one of my bugs, #819:
Well, that's funny and true :-)
## start 819 #
2003-10-20:
Give option to show text ON (not below) buttons with icons
Add a feature that lets you position the name or label of a button
within the button's rect,
Hi Jaqueline,
On 8/26/04 2:57 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
That's funny - this is identical to one of my bugs, #819:
## start 819 #
2003-10-20:
Give option to show text ON (not below) buttons with icons
Add a feature that lets you position the name or label of a button
within the
On 8/26/04 3:36 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Try this: Make a button 128 pixels square. Give it a big icon (I used
803). Then:
set the margins of btn 1 to 40
set the topmargin of btn 1 to 60
set the textcolor of btn 1 to blue
set the textstyle of btn 1 to bold
set the textsize of btn 1 to 20
Hi Jaqueline,
On 8/26/04 3:36 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Try this: Make a button 128 pixels square. Give it a big icon (I
used
803). Then:
set the margins of btn 1 to 40
set the topmargin of btn 1 to 60
set the textcolor of btn 1 to blue
set the textstyle of btn 1 to bold
set the textsize of
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