On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 09:33:44 +0200, "A.L.E.C" alec@alec.pl wrote:
So, we need 6 icons (both normal and faded) for core: folder-compact, folder-empty, select-all, select-unread, select-invert and select-none, and two icons for threads: expand-all and collapse-all, am I right?
Yes. All buttons have 3 states: disabled, active and selected (this is
not
used now). Would be nice if you could implement this using one image
file.
See #messagetoolbar.
See attach (icons are 15x15 with transparent background). Please inform me if something is wrong, I'm not a graphics designer at all.
Vladislav
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Vladislav Bogdanov wrote:
Yes. All buttons have 3 states: disabled, active and selected (this is
not
used now). Would be nice if you could implement this using one image
file.
See #messagetoolbar.
See attach (icons are 15x15 with transparent background). Please inform me if something is wrong, I'm not a graphics designer at all.
In this way, but with (my) little mistake. See images/mail_toolbar.png. There're icons for active and selected state. To disable button css opacity is used. Also the icons for folder empty/purge are not descriptive and should be change, but I really like the idea. We must implement this in this way.
A.L.E.C wrote:
Please inform me if something is wrong, I'm not a graphics designer at all.
In this way, but with (my) little mistake. See images/mail_toolbar.png. There're icons for active and selected state. To disable button css opacity is used. Also the icons for folder empty/purge are not descriptive and should be change, but I really like the idea. We must implement this in this way.
I did my best ;)
So, do I need to do something? Please describe task a bit more detailed if yes.
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Vladislav Bogdanov wrote:
There're icons for active and selected state. To disable button css opacity is used. Also the icons for folder empty/purge are not descriptive and should be change, but I really like the idea. We must implement this in this way.
I did my best ;)
So, do I need to do something? Please describe task a bit more detailed if yes.
Did you seen images/mail_toolbar.png image and css for #messagetoolbar? This is the good way. Also I was talking about those two icons for folder actions. Their look doesn't matches their function.
A.L.E.C wrote:
Vladislav Bogdanov wrote:
There're icons for active and selected state. To disable button css opacity is used. Also the icons for folder empty/purge are not descriptive and should be change, but I really like the idea. We must implement this in this way.
I did my best ;)
So, do I need to do something? Please describe task a bit more detailed if yes.
Did you seen images/mail_toolbar.png image and css for #messagetoolbar? This is the good way. Also I was talking about those two icons for folder actions. Their look doesn't matches their function.
We should probably ask somebody else for that icons, I have no better idea... If I had, I'd do it. You could look at Phils contextmenu plugin (folder actions), way be his icons fit better.
I understand about selected state, but don't know what exactly to do with that (footer) icons for that state. Change color, increase/decrease brightness, something else?
And do you satisfied with other icons?
Finally, I'm probably unable to fight with css at requested level, I'm much more C developer and LINUX admin then Web UI designer... This task requires clean knowledge of browser behaviors which I don't have, sorry.
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Vladislav Bogdanov wrote:
Finally, I'm probably unable to fight with css at requested level, I'm much more C developer and LINUX admin then Web UI designer... This task requires clean knowledge of browser behaviors which I don't have, sorry.
Ok, thanks for you work, we'll use it.
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Vladislav Bogdanov