Well I tend to agree with this issue. In my configuration I have some sub-subdirectories, and it is sometimes rather confusing. I'm well aware that my configuration is not the current one for everybody, although, the solution may be a kind of "splitbar".. Would it be possible ?
Thanks,
Nicolas
-----Message d'origine----- De : Rob Smith [mailto:rob@rice.edu] Envoyé : dimanche 4 décembre 2005 05:15 À : Listmonkey@list.com; dev@lists.roundcube.net Objet : Re: Horizontal scrolling of mailbox directories
I played around with this for a little bit, and there is no easy way to
change this behavior. By changing the code so that it doesn't shorten the
names, and allowing the mailbox list to scroll, I could make it show the
longer names through scrolling, but there are several visual errors because
roundcube is not designed to work that way.
I have attached a screen shot showing some of the display errors.
In additon to these, if you select that mailbox, it will shorten the name to
the length of the gray area. If you would like these code changes anyways,
I can send them your way, but I think the shortening on the names works
fairly well.
Rob
Daniel Paquet wrote:
I am just posting a little comment. I have the roundcubemail-cvs-20051203
version. I have long directory names on my imap server. And the thing is that I can't scroll horizontally the directory names, so they are troncated. It could be nice to have a way to scroll horizontaly, or have the capabilities to change the width of that region.
Daniel Paquet Administrateur Systèmes NoKernel.com
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Nicolas Zagulajew wrote:
Well I tend to agree with this issue. In my configuration I have some sub-subdirectories, and it is sometimes rather confusing. I'm well aware that my configuration is not the current one for everybody, although, the solution may be a kind of "splitbar".. Would it be possible ?
First off - fantastic program. I've recently rebuild my personal server and saw a recommendation for this software. Maybe early days, but it shows so much promise!
Although I agree with some parts about the folders menu, I don't have a problem with the truncation. However, I did feel it needed to be a little bigger. I've attached a diff of my current main.css file (the folders menu has been increased by about 20%).
ATM, it's only about four points, so it should be quite easy to change the diff file (or the main file) and increase/decrease it to the size you want.
Thinking about it, if you set it to an option in the configuration, you could have roundcube spit out the four points as part of each page instead of editing the CSS file, e.g:
$width = 200; #mailcontframe { left: ($width+50)px; } #mailboxlist-header { width: ($width)px !important; } #mailboxlist-container { width: ($width+20)px; } #messageframe { left ($width+50)px; }
Jonathan Wright wrote:
Although I agree with some parts about the folders menu, I don't have a problem with the truncation. However, I did feel it needed to be a little bigger. I've attached a diff of my current main.css file (the folders menu has been increased by about 30%).
Opps :)
Nicolas Zagulajew wrote:
Well I tend to agree with this issue. In my configuration I have some sub-subdirectories, and it is sometimes rather confusing. I'm well aware that my configuration is not the current one for everybody, although, the solution may be a kind of "splitbar".. Would it be possible ?
First off - fantastic program. I've recently rebuild my personal server and saw a recommendation for this software. Maybe early days, but it shows so much promise!
Although I agree with some parts about the folders menu, I don't have a problem with the truncation. However, I did feel it needed to be a little bigger. I've attached a diff of my current main.css file (the folders menu has been increased by about 20%).
ATM, it's only about four points, so it should be quite easy to change the diff file (or the main file) and increase/decrease it to the size you want.
Thinking about it, if you set it to an option in the configuration, you could have roundcube spit out the four points as part of each page instead of editing the CSS file, e.g:
$width = 200; #mailcontframe { left: ($width+50)px; } #mailboxlist-header { width: ($width)px !important; } #mailboxlist-container { width: ($width+20)px; } #messageframe { left ($width+50)px; }
What about having an "alt" like text popup for the names that are truncated? In this case all of them, since you wont hover above the ones you know very long. Keep the same width as is, and just have little text baloons pop up for any that you aren't clear on and have to hover over a bit.
Having a width scroll bar just takes away from the vertical screen space and is very unatractive IMO.
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