#2006 NORM FRS: Rollover visual style incorrect
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Fri Aug 3 19:00:27 EDT 2007
#2006: Rollover visual style incorrect
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Reporter: Eben | Owner: edsiper
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: FRS
Component: sugar | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Verified: 0 |
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Changes (by Eben):
* cc: marco (added)
Comment:
I want to add some details to this spec. The ''primary'' rollover should
be 75px high; the secondary should be as high as needed. Both should be
the width required for the secondary.
The primary rollover needs to support 4 parameters: primary title,
secondary title, and icon, shortcut. The primary title is the only
required parameter. They can be specified in any combination, with the
exception that you can't use a secondary title in conjunction with a
shortcut; you could just drop the secondary title if both are specified.
The primary title should be bold.
The primary and secondary titles should be left aligned, and when there is
no icon there should be 15px padding on the left. Likewise, the shortcut
should be right aligned, with 15px right padding. When an icon is
specified, it should be centered within the 75px block with no additional
padding, and the text should be left aligned at the 75px mark (from left
edge of palette). We probably also need an easy way to specify the
shortcuts via API, akin to shortcut('k', SHIFT | ALT | CTRL), such that
the character (always capitalized) and the glyphs for the modifiers
specified by the bit flags get arranged in a consistent order (SHIFT ALT
CTRL K).
Most contents within the rollover should be padded on all sides with the
same 15px margin. Note, however, that this margin needs to be a
guideline, not a hard enforced rule. It's up to the creator of the
palette to adhere to this where appropriate, as some controls such as the
description text field background, tabs, grouping controls, etc. may
stretch to the edge.
I'm attaching an image which illustrates several of the possible states.
These should be matched as exactly as possible.
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