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New design available for testing #1701
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https://www.tadini.it/temp/panorama_piazzotti.html Great work!!! I just had to add the But if I open and then close the map, marker or click on any other button and then move the panorama with the arrows, the button previously selected remain selected (with a blue circle). Perhaps since there is no longer a full bar, the caption group could be right-aligned (with an option), so that the groups are displayed symmetrically. |
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I like the changes. How do you feel about reducing the opacity of the buttons a bit more, in particular in fullscreen mode? |
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why loadingImg option is gonna be removed? |
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I am pleased to annonce that I almost finished working on a new version of the UI for Photo Sphere Viewer. This new design does not revolutionize the UX but adds a bit of modern touch.
How to test this version
The new design is published as version
5.15.0-beta.1or justbetaon npmjs.org.The documentation is not published but you can access it in the repository, especially the new navbar configuration.
Then you are welcome to share your toughs in this thread, as well as big breaking changes you might encounter (beside those listed bellow).
What changed
Most of the work has been on the navbar that is now splitted if multiple floating groups. The color scheme changed a bit with the addition of a blur effect on all transparent elements. Every plugin has been touched up to improve the look and feel.
Some CSS variables have been added to easily change the main colors across all components without recompiling the SCSS or doing a lot of overrides.
Breaking changes:
Other changes:
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