Yellow area: this icon makes me sick since 1.74 version
Green area: nothing happens when I click on these arrows
Red area: main bug, there must be some folders as you see it in the tree view but nothing is shown (these folders have custom icons)
The "Green area" bug, I've been getting that ever since I started using XnView from the very beginning. It's a very minor GUI bug nothing to be worried about. It only occurs with me in View mode.
AMD Ryzen 3 3300X 3.8Ghz, 16Gb DDR4, RX6600XT with Dell U2520D at 2560x1440@60Hz scaling 125%
Win11 x64 24H2, Hard Disk Sentinel Pro, MS PowerToys, Process Lasso Pro and Wintoys
Yellow: I have no idea why it makes you sick, but if you come up with a better icon then Pierre might use it =)
Green:Reduce window's width until the toolbar is cut, then clicking >> will expand it.
Red: I can't reproduce. Folders with custom icon are displayed for me, whith the default icon though.
I haven't seen icons in the menu bar since windows 3.1. You wont find a modern program that has an icon there - it is an atavism. By the way, which function has it?
The ">>" symbol should appear on the toolbar only when window's width is cut enough to hide the icons on it. I've just looked at the XnView Deluxe 2 - there is no such bug.
the "green area" bug shows up when you have the toolbar button for the "about" window set not to show. if you guys set it to be shown, the chevron goes away. this is definitely a bug, though.
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An example of folders not showing up is Ms Frontpage web sites:
However, folders of which I have manually changed the icon (right-click>properties>customize) show up with the default icon:
Olive wrote:what about custom folders not showing up in browser? it's more important than a menubar icon imo
Sorry i don't understand??
Some (or all) folders with custom icons are not displayed in the browser (with other folders) until "Show hidden files" option is enabled.
That folders have System attribute and this is the reason I think, but they are displayed in explorer even if "Do not show hidden files and folders" option is enabled, so it's little bit strange...
Olive wrote:what about custom folders not showing up in browser? it's more important than a menubar icon imo
Sorry i don't understand??
Some (or all) folders with custom icons are not displayed in the browser (with other folders) until "Show hidden files" option is enabled.
That folders have System attribute and this is the reason I think, but they are displayed in explorer even if "Do not show hidden files and folders" option is enabled, so it's little bit strange...
OK, I was on headers files and MDI .
For that, i don't known, i'll check again .
Olive wrote:what about custom folders not showing up in browser? it's more important than a menubar icon imo
Sorry i don't understand??
Some (or all) folders with custom icons are not displayed in the browser (with other folders) until "Show hidden files" option is enabled.
That folders have System attribute and this is the reason I think, but they are displayed in explorer even if "Do not show hidden files and folders" option is enabled, so it's little bit strange...
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