EditorView is ugly
Bug #1358250 reported by
Tuur Dutoit
This bug affects 4 people
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Tuur Dutoit |
Bug Description
The EditorView is very ugly, so it requires quite some styling.
The problem is: no matter what I try, I can't get the styles to be applied. I load a CSS string in a CssProvider and add that to the StyleContext of the EditorView, but nothing happens: no styles are applied, but no error is thrown either. I'm really puzzled. I must be doing something wrong. Can someone look into this?
Changed in writer: | |
assignee: | nobody → Anthony Huben (harp37) |
Changed in writer: | |
assignee: | Anthony Huben (harp37) → Tuur Dutoit (tuur-dutoit-f) |
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Some design concepts I have: text-bold- symbolic text-italic- symbolic text-underline- symbolic text-strikethro ugh-symbolic justify- left-symbolic justify- center- symbolic justify- right-symbolic justify- fill-symbolic text-symbolic
(which I may do if you approve)
- change bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough to symbolic icons
- bold = format-
- italic = format-
- underline = format-
- strikethrough = format-
- I think formatting / paragraph button should be:
- Gtk.ComboBox
- Alignment options should be symbolic icons, too:
- left = format-
- center = format-
- right = format-
- fill = format-
- Insert should be the symbolic icon, too:
- insert = insert-
Now, EditorView, should be designed with the following:
(these are mostly notes for me personally)
- make one-inch margins (some spacing on top, bottom, sides, etc.)
- add background image like a scratch-colored page (like skin color; similar to Noise (Music)'s "albumart")
Possibilities
- Add tab bar
I will make a mock-up soon.