Darrell, All,
In koffice, the font superscript/subscript buttons look 1/2 cut-off. The remaining buttons look OK. It almost looks like they need a border added to make them look like normal buttons. They just look out of place??
http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/koffice-font-size-graphics.jpg
The files involved are:
pics/cr16-action-text_sub.png pics/cr16-action-text_super.png pics/cr22-action-sub.png pics/cr22-action-super.png
If there is any desire to improve these, I could attempt to update them, similar to the attached versions of cr22-action-super.png
(I think I like the dark)
In koffice, the font superscript/subscript buttons look 1/2 cut-off. The remaining buttons look OK. It almost looks like they need a border added to make them look like normal buttons. They just look out of place??
http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/trinity/ss/koffice-font-size-graphics.jpg
The files involved are:
pics/cr16-action-text_sub.png pics/cr16-action-text_super.png pics/cr22-action-sub.png pics/cr22-action-super.png
If there is any desire to improve these, I could attempt to update them, similar to the attached versions of cr22-action-super.png
(I think I like the dark)
The buttons looks the same in 3.5.10. I'm not confused by the buttons, but perhaps a border would help.
Darrell
On 08/13/2012 03:07 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
The buttons looks the same in 3.5.10. I'm not confused by the buttons, but perhaps a border would help.
Darrell
I added the bordered buttons to the koffice tool bar -- they look worse. I think we need new super/sub buttons, but it will take entire new buttons. For now, the current ones work, we will just leave them until we have a better replacement. I just think the 1/2 'A' causes people to look and think "that doesn't look right -- what is it? Oh, it's superscript/subscript..."
We'll put this on the back burner...
I added the bordered buttons to the koffice tool bar -- they look worse. I think we need new super/sub buttons, but it will take entire new buttons. For now, the current ones work, we will just leave them until we have a better replacement. I just think the 1/2 'A' causes people to look and think "that doesn't look right -- what is it? Oh, it's superscript/subscript..."
We'll put this on the back burner...
Try something simple, like this:
http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/patches/super-sub-script.png
Change the 1/2 "A" to a full lower case "a" and add the respective sub/super script. No arrows, no cursor icon.
Darrell
On 08/15/2012 02:57 PM, Darrell Anderson wrote:
I added the bordered buttons to the koffice tool bar -- they look worse. I think we need new super/sub buttons, but it will take entire new buttons. For now, the current ones work, we will just leave them until we have a better replacement. I just think the 1/2 'A' causes people to look and think "that doesn't look right -- what is it? Oh, it's superscript/subscript..."
We'll put this on the back burner...
Try something simple, like this:
http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/patches/super-sub-script.png
Change the 1/2 "A" to a full lower case "a" and add the respective sub/super script. No arrows, no cursor icon.
Darrell
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I like that better. I'll see what I can do.
Try something simple, like this:
http://humanreadable.nfshost.com/trinity/patches/super-sub-script.png
Change the 1/2 "A" to a full lower case "a" and add the
respective sub/super script. No arrows, no cursor icon.
I like that better. I'll see what I can do.
Don't use "x" as the base character. I copied the image from a well-known proprietary app.
I like the idea of using a different color for the sub/super script character. The green that is used in the "check mark" for the spell check button might be a good choice that will blend with the basic toolbar color scheme.
Darrell
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