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In real filmstrip view it isn't allowed to modify the height of the thumbnails area.
In the other views it is allowed, but resizing with mouse is buggy. Please try for yourselves.
Sometimes the height result is the opposite of the mouse action.
This is only in layout 7.

Hello !

This is only in layout 7.

- Hey, layout 7 is a filmstrip @ bottom !!!

- I use always Layout "4", and didn't notice any bug at resizing there, as well the thumbnails board as the tree-dock…

{ Aside : With the filmstrip layout I tested, it's impossible to get again the local menu to switch back to another layout. Only the normal menu “View” is usable.}

VG
Claude
Clo

Clo wrote:Aside : With the filmstrip layout I tested, it's impossible to get again the local menu to switch back to another layout. Only the normal menu “View” is usable.

Clo, please describe this a little more precisely.
I wasn't able to reproduce it, because I didn't understand it. I couldn't manage a case where main menu was missing.
Filmstrip layout is really important for me - so thanks in advance.

Lesmo16

Hello !
- Simple : since you have a stripe, there is pratically no room between thumb-nails to right-click and get the menu
- The local menu in the "Preview" area has not "Layout"…
- You have this in the "View" menu of the menu-bar only.

KR
Claude
Clo

Lesmo16 wrote:In real filmstrip view it isn't allowed to modify the height of the thumbnails area.
In the other views it is allowed, but resizing with mouse is buggy. Please try for yourselves.
Sometimes the height result is the opposite of the mouse action.
This is only in layout 7.

I can't reproduce it with pre-release version...

xnview wrote:

Lesmo16 wrote:In real filmstrip view it isn't allowed to modify the height of the thumbnails area.
In the other views it is allowed, but resizing with mouse is buggy. Please try for yourselves.
Sometimes the height result is the opposite of the mouse action.
This is only in layout 7.

I can't reproduce it with pre-release version...

Hm, that's curious ...
Holding LMB and throwing the mouse to the bottom, moves the small button bar to the top - and vice versa.

Lesmo16 wrote:Hm, that's curious ...
Holding LMB and throwing the mouse to the bottom, moves the small button bar to the top - and vice versa.

Confirmed.

- set filmstrip layout (with preview at the top)
- press F9
- resize preview

Dreamer wrote:

Lesmo16 wrote:Hm, that's curious ...
Holding LMB and throwing the mouse to the bottom, moves the small button bar to the top - and vice versa.

Confirmed.

- set filmstrip layout (with preview at the top)
- press F9
- resize preview

Thanks Dreamer, you got it. Should be fixed, right?

ouistiti wrote:I'm not as so enthusiastic as you about the film-strip layout.
Why? Because I wonder that the most useful and "natural" feature which should come with it is missing. I mean : an auto-scroll command.

Clo wrote:Absolutely right ! I couln't find out such a command… I guess it should be added in a next version, with the appropriate main option : tweak the scrolling speed. A relative scale could do the trick, i.e. :
1———2———3———4———5
« Slow——————————Fast »

Your ideas are fine, but I support Dreamer's suggestion.
A new thread about filmstrip development would be great.
I also have some ideas ...

Lesmo,

Your ideas are fine, but I support Dreamer's suggestion.
A new thread about filmstrip development would be great.
I also have some ideas ...

...please add your support here

Dreamer wrote:

Lesmo16 wrote:Hm, that's curious ...
Holding LMB and throwing the mouse to the bottom, moves the small button bar to the top - and vice versa.

Confirmed.

- set filmstrip layout (with preview at the top)
- press F9
- resize preview

Ok, will be fixed

Fixed, thanks Pierre.