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Cannot reproduce here. Also 1.4.x help browser does not use Qt-Webkit. |
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Using Qt-Webkit or not isn't the issue. The real problem is that the font size in the Help Browser depends on the size of the UI fonts. This connection needs a divorce, at least for Linux. |
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In 1.5 it's even worse. as it seems like the divorce actually happened, but the user cannot change the font size or the default font for the docs, so they're almost unreadable, at least on OpenSUSE. See the uploaded screenshots. |
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online-help-1.4.png (225,002 bytes) |
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online-help-1.5.png (270,726 bytes) |
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Sorry but i tested 1.4.x and 1.5.x on OpenSuse 12.1 and docs are perfectly readable. And i do not see how your screenshot qualify as unreadable. |
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The font size is too small. That's why it's almost unreadable. I also have a question: If Scribus doesn't use QtWebkit, why is does it have to be detected by Cmake? -- QtWebkit Found OK ? Anyway, I still think that it should be possible to configure the display mode of the online help separately and change the font size like in a web browser, e.g. via Ctrl-+ or Ctrl--. |
- Anonymous
