Hi,
I would prefer to see this text left-aligned. In 2.6.4, the box did not extend to the right margin, so this text was mostly displayed under the SQL query text itself. Now I find I'm losing time, scrolling my eyes to the right.
Marc
Marc Delisle wrote:
Hi,
I would prefer to see this text left-aligned. In 2.6.4, the box did not extend to the right margin, so this text was mostly displayed under the SQL query text itself. Now I find I'm losing time, scrolling my eyes to the right.
just for consistency, every element in the footer is aligned right, so should every footer content (including buttons) aligned left?
Sebastian Mendel a écrit :
Marc Delisle wrote:
Hi,
I would prefer to see this text left-aligned. In 2.6.4, the box did not extend to the right margin, so this text was mostly displayed under the SQL query text itself. Now I find I'm losing time, scrolling my eyes to the right.
just for consistency, every element in the footer is aligned right, so should every footer content (including buttons) aligned left?
I don't know. Maybe the real "problem" here is that this box is so wide. When you browse a table, compare the look of the "SQL query" section on the top, to the look of the "Bookmark this SQL query" at the bottom, which is not very wide.
But I'm very open to opposite opinions.
Marc
Marc Delisle wrote:
Sebastian Mendel a écrit :
Marc Delisle wrote:
Hi,
I would prefer to see this text left-aligned. In 2.6.4, the box did not extend to the right margin, so this text was mostly displayed under the SQL query text itself. Now I find I'm losing time, scrolling my eyes to the right.
just for consistency, every element in the footer is aligned right, so should every footer content (including buttons) aligned left?
I don't know. Maybe the real "problem" here is that this box is so wide. When you browse a table, compare the look of the "SQL query" section on the top, to the look of the "Bookmark this SQL query" at the bottom, which is not very wide.
yes, this is still 'old-styled'
compare to the query window, import or export
But I'm very open to opposite opinions.
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Marc Delisle -
Sebastian Mendel