xnview wrote:it will be good to have 'show/hide tree pane', 'show/hide info pane', 'show/hide preview'...

I'm not sure about info pane. Not found it in version 1.97.8.
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xnview wrote:it will be good to have 'show/hide tree pane', 'show/hide info pane', 'show/hide preview'...
You are right. I was thinking about default layout.JohnFredC wrote: Because there are so many different layouts possible in both versions of XnView, the icons you proposed above are too ambiguous to be useful. Those shaded panes could represent any of the several panels available, depending on the layout.
This color scheme you can see also in "fullscreen" icon.JohnFredC wrote:I like them!
Is that the planned color scheme? A different "color way" for each functionality-set or group of icons might be a good idea. In XnView's case, would lavender="panel visibility" ?
Book metaphor already used for help. I need more info what is 'Mutlipage -on/off'budz45 wrote:1.) an icon for 'Mutlipage -on/off control' ; http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 63&p=89921 - In that topic I thought it best that the icon be represented as a book.
icon size for "newTab"?budz45 wrote:2.) an icon for 'New/Open Tab' ; http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=21395 - Although this my not be specifically placed on the toolbar. Again, another feature idea of mine that I requested for XnView MP that may become important as MP develops more and more with a more sophisticated tabbed interface over old standard Xnview.
Ok, I will explain. In Xnview as you know we can view animated-GIF , APNG , JIF and as you also might know in XnView MP (future of XnView) we can also view icon files (.ico,.icns,.rsrc) as an Icon Snapshot. Both user viewing types of 'Icon Snapshot' and 'Images as Animated' are viewing the files in their non page-by-page (each frame) display type. The 'Mutlipage -on/off' feature is an on the fly button to simply switch between both viewing types of the type of files. It's for the Viewer not really for the Browser.mezich wrote:Book metaphor already used for hel p. I need more info what is 'Mutlipage -on/off'budz45 wrote:1.) an icon for 'Mutlipage -on/off control' ; http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 63&p=89921 - In that topic I thought it best that the icon be represented as a book.
16x16 and 24x24 pleasemezich wrote:icon size for "newTab"?budz45 wrote:2.) an icon for 'New/Open Tab' ; http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=21395 - Although this my not be specifically placed on the toolbar. Again, another feature idea of mine that I requested for XnView MP that may become important as MP develops more and more with a more sophisticated tabbed interface over old standard Xnview.
As I see, by default xnView show animated GIF's as movie and ICO as separated frames. Sorry buy I don't understand profit of your suggestion. Why I need to turn off 'movie mode' for GIF and turn on 'autoplay' for ICO ?budz45 wrote:Both user viewing types of 'Icon Snapshot' and 'Images as Animated' are viewing the files in their non page-by-page (each frame) display type. The 'Mutlipage -on/off' feature is an on the fly button to simply switch between both viewing types of the type of files. It's for the Viewer not really for the Browser.
16x16budz45 wrote: -so the 24x24 would be for Toolbar
-whereas the same 16x16 size would be for what's seen from the Menu bar
this what I mean by 16x16 Menu bar icons just in case I confuse
Ok, perhaps an icon for 'thumbnails view only'??? John?mezich wrote:New tab
+thumbs-onlyJohnFredC wrote:Yes, a thumbs-only icon is needed for MP. I suggest a simple grid of rectangles.
What do you think?
(I like that new tab icon very much).