A ajk Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 8, 2015 #1 1) Floating Menu & ToolBar or ability to hide them 2) Option to hide line numbers
Dave O Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 9, 2015 #2 Would love to be able to hide the toolbar - I just don't use it. Would also be great to merge the menu bar into the title bar to save room. I'll be working on a laptop for the next 6 months without a second monitor, so I will soon appreciate all the screen space I can get.
Would love to be able to hide the toolbar - I just don't use it. Would also be great to merge the menu bar into the title bar to save room. I'll be working on a laptop for the next 6 months without a second monitor, so I will soon appreciate all the screen space I can get.
T Troberg Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 9, 2015 #3 Another nice option would be to be able to dock the toolbar to the side of the screen. If you have so long lines that the used horizontal space is a problem, it's probably time to rethink stuff anyway...
Another nice option would be to be able to dock the toolbar to the side of the screen. If you have so long lines that the used horizontal space is a problem, it's probably time to rethink stuff anyway...
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jun 9, 2015 #4 There is a zoom-function which can help (if your eyesight permits it...)
Dave O Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 9, 2015 #5 Troberg said: Another nice option would be to be able to dock the toolbar to the side of the screen. If you have so long lines that the used horizontal space is a problem, it's probably time to rethink stuff anyway... Click to expand... With the recent fashion of 16:9 screens, I have started positioning toolbars vertically, both for my Windows desktop (taskbar on the side, not the bottom) and for my own prototyping app (where the landscape orientation moves the toolbar to the right edge), just so I could save precious vertical space. Personally, I'd prefer to hide the toolbar completely, but allowing it to be hidden or moved would help everyone get what they prefer.
Troberg said: Another nice option would be to be able to dock the toolbar to the side of the screen. If you have so long lines that the used horizontal space is a problem, it's probably time to rethink stuff anyway... Click to expand... With the recent fashion of 16:9 screens, I have started positioning toolbars vertically, both for my Windows desktop (taskbar on the side, not the bottom) and for my own prototyping app (where the landscape orientation moves the toolbar to the right edge), just so I could save precious vertical space. Personally, I'd prefer to hide the toolbar completely, but allowing it to be hidden or moved would help everyone get what they prefer.
A ajk Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 15, 2015 #6 Area occupied by code window is smaller in version 5 Attachments exmp.png 59.6 KB · Views: 457
