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Place tabs in same place as menu button #5

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JMoerman opened this issue Oct 25, 2017 · 2 comments
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Place tabs in same place as menu button #5

JMoerman opened this issue Oct 25, 2017 · 2 comments

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@JMoerman
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From @nick87720z on September 21, 2017 19:30

For now tabs always have own bar.
I'm not sure, is it required by Elementary HIG, at least i could not find any headerbar mention, appart not about search/find difference.

This , of course, may need to make tabs itself as compact as possible, while not breaking HIG...
I guess, horizontal label spacing could be at least same as vertical (of course, if it is set in program.... might be in theme too:) ).

Yet, in this case there could be icons instead of text.
Images for "timer" and "done" are enough obvious, though what to assign for tasks button, to keep it simple...

Copied from original issue: Manuel-Kehl/Go-For-It#118

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One thing you should know is that I'm planning to add one extra element to the headerbar: a button to switch to a selection screen for lists. (As I'm planning to add the option to have more than one list, eventually also multiple back ends.)

If the StackSwitcher would be moved to the headerbar with the text replaced with icons or if it would replaced with 3 icon buttons the headerbar would get a bit crowded. Perhaps the extra vertical space can justify this, though.
It may be worth experimenting with this.

First I want to merge https://github.com/mank319/Go-For-It/tree/listbox-dnd, but I want to be reasonably certain that it doesn't introduce any bugs.

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When using Go For it! compiled from git master you will get something like this:
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Some options to change the icon size (shrinking the headerbar slightly) or to use text instead will also be included in the next version.

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