Hi Tim,
Great feature; lets see what the UX advise guys have to say about it.
Prolly they'll want to play with the next dev build.
Also - the toolbar / framework code doing excessive serialisation to
disk of the toolbar state is rather irritating; it causes grief with
Groupwise embedding LibreOffice (on windows via OLE2) since as they turn
the toolbars off, this is saved as the default setting for this; not
really sure what to do about that - but being able to turn that
serialisation off per-window would be a rather useful feature [ if
you're near there ;-].
All the best,
Michael.
On Wed, 2011-11-16 at 20:12 +0100, Tim Hardeck wrote:
> Undocked, context sensitive toolbars often tend to overlay important
> parts of the document.
>
> With this patch these toolbars should be docked to the bottom to prevent
> the document from being moved each time the toolbar is displayed.
> Furthermore the findbar setting was changed to make sure that it stays
> on top of the other toolbars at the bottom.
>
>
> After working with these files I would suggest to consolidate them if
> possible.
>
> Like one global default file for all applications, since many toolbars
> are shared and evenly treated.
> For every application and the dialogs which really need a special
> default configuration only the difference to the global one is stored
> and not parts of it.
>
> In this case for example I could have moved the tableobjectbar with one
> instead of eight changes to the bottom.
>
> This change should also have no influence on the user configuration
> since these files are only relevant for the default settings.
>
> So what do you think?
>
> Tim
>
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