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I understand your experience and share your feelings. Colour is somewhat touchy to use with new monochrome black iconset Changing the workspace could be done with changing the texture of the background Instead of a uniform gray it could be some more textured background. For example, free workspace could become some sort of millimeter paper (if you digital native know that awkward thing). |
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Papier_milli_gris_a4_italien.svg (139,527 bytes) |
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papier millimétre.jpg (61,975 bytes) |
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Millimeter paper is used during the design of a work. Its connected to designing, layouting the structure, the measures, It fits the masterpages. I uploaded some millimeter paper. |
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Interesting. |
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MasterPageMode.jpg (39,948 bytes) |
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Maybe... (MasterPageMode.jpg) |
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peter's proposal looks nice (except for the bold :-) something like this could generally be used for messages to be sent to the user. and they could be stacked. some of them close automatically. other must be manually closed / discarded / never show such messages again. or similar. |
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I think Peter's proposal also looks good. +1 |
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now that i look back at it... the only thing i'm a bit worried about is the lost of (precious) vertical pixels... and we might replace the [end edit] button by a simpler [x]. it's not 100% obvious, but i guess that people will get that it does not just wipe away the message (a tooltip could make them happier...) |
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I checked how Adobe do it in Indesign. You have only 2 options to enter or leave the edit mode. 1. double click on master page icon in pages panel to enter // double click on normal pages to leave 2. in down left corner you can switch between pages via combo box, bottom entries are all master page templates. Personally I would prefer to keep it in Scribus as it is or move the exit button to top left corner, because this area represent most important features. In RTL mode it should be in upper right corner. BTW: Illustrator is using a breadcrumb to navigate in object groups and to leave the "edit mode". See Illustrator_group_breadcrumb.png Illustrator_group_breadcrumb.png (33,953 bytes) |
- Anonymous
