Hide buttons for tables is too obscure and close to the actual tables

[madmenyo]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I just spend an hour trying to solve why my Laravel project was working correctly without a specific table in the database that should have been migrated properly. I felt like an idiot when I discovered it was hidden but then I noticed extremely obscure eyes next to the tables, only slightly visible when hovering over a table in the left navbar. When a folder is hidden the only way to notice, without knowing you hidden something, is a somewhat less obscure eye next to the database name. But for someone that doesn't know his table is hidden it's not the first place to look.

Describe the solution you'd like

Remove hide button and put it somewhere else.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Put it all the way to the right on the navbar or don't hide it completely when not hovering over a table. Since atm you can easily click it and the only way you know is that you are not redirected to the table you thought you clicked.

Additional context

• phpMyAdmin version: 4.84

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[supra08]

@williamdes , can I take up this issue?

[williamdes]

@supra08 Yes :)

[akkywadhwa]

@supra08 Are you still working on this issue?

[akkywadhwa]

@williamdes I suppose @supra08 is not working on this issue now. Can I start working on this issue?

[williamdes]

@akkywadhwa Yes, no PR is open so you can start working on this issue :)

[akkywadhwa]

@williamdes Will this work?

Should I update it for all the three default themes provided for PhpMyAdmin?

[williamdes]

@akkywadhwa Looks good !
I think that no eye should be on Views and Tables

Should I update it for all the three default themes provided for PhpMyAdmin?

You can create a PR ;)

[akkywadhwa]

@williamdes According to the present functionality eye on Views and Tables is to hide the whole group. Do you think I should remove these?

[williamdes]

Do you think I should remove these?

@akkywadhwa No, I did not know, sorry

[akkywadhwa]

@williamdes I achieved the output shown above by changing the code present in "{Location of phpmyadmin}\phpmyadmin\themes\pmahomme\css\theme.css" but in this css folder there's a ".gitignore" file which disallows git to work on ".css" files. What should be the authentic way to deal with this issue?

[akkywadhwa]

@williamdes I achieved the output shown above by changing the code present in "{Location of phpmyadmin}\phpmyadmin\themes\pmahomme\css\theme.css" but in this css folder there's a ".gitignore" file which disallows git to work on ".css" files. What should be the authentic way to deal with this issue?

@williamdes Can you please see this. I am waiting for your reply.

[williamdes]

@akkywadhwa You can modify .scss files that are in each theme directory
And run npm run css-compile or yarn run css-compile

[rabeehrz]

@williamdes Hey, can I work on this?

[williamdes]

Hey @rabeehrz
Yes you can