While looking at parts of the GUI I noticed that the gestures tree view does not really have any visual indication that it is a tree view. Instead it just looks like a list of text items. This seems to be the result of not having a single root to the tree, and is reproducible in the wxPython samples.
To make this more obvious we could add a single root, eg "Gestures" and expand the children (components) of this by default.
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For issues:
#6317 (Gestures treeview does not look like a treeview)
#5548 (Text control to specify the path when creating a portable copy is
quite narrow)
#6342 (Spacing between labels and combo boxes)
#6343 (Inconsistency with vertical spacing between checkbox/label
options)
#6349 (input gestures dialog tree view too small)
Merge branch 'fixGuiAlignmentIssues' into next
Conflicts:
source/gui/settingsDialogs.py
- voice settings (speak numbers as)
- SpeechSymbolsDialog (mouse interaction)
For PR #6287 - Various padding and alignment issues have been resolved. (#6317, #5548, #6342, #6343, #6349)
For PR #6402 - The document formatting dialog has been adjusted so that the contents scrolls. (#6348)
For PR #6339 - Adjusted the layout of the symbols pronunciation dialog so the full width of the dialog is used for the symbols list. (#6101)
While looking at parts of the GUI I noticed that the gestures tree view does not really have any visual indication that it is a tree view. Instead it just looks like a list of text items. This seems to be the result of not having a single root to the tree, and is reproducible in the wxPython samples.
To make this more obvious we could add a single root, eg "Gestures" and expand the children (components) of this by default.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: