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What determines size of the Map image 'icon' - ie. when the Map image is 'closed'?
At present I find that in the 'closed' state it is far too small to be identifiable as anything worth clicking on by the casual tour viewer.
I would like several additional features for the Map:
1. To be able to specifiy the size of the Map image when 'closed', and whether it is displayed at all when 'closed'.
2. To be able to set the Margin value independently of margins for the Navigation bar and the drop down menu (aka Panoramas list).
3. To have the option of an additional Map open/close button on the navigation bar - it would seem more consistent to have a control for the Map on the Navigation bar.
Last edited by mediavets (2010-07-08 19:58:47)
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Adrien,
I'm bumping this in the hope of getting a response.
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mediavets wrote:
What determines size of the Map image 'icon' - ie. when the Map image is 'closed'?
At present I find that in the 'closed' state it is far too small to be identifiable as anything worth clicking on by the casual tour viewer.
The size of the closed state map is 50 pixels and it is not settable from user interface.
mediavets wrote:
I would like several additional features for the Map:
1. To be able to specifiy the size of the Map image when 'closed', and whether it is displayed at all when 'closed'.
3. To have the option of an additional Map open/close button on the navigation bar - it would seem more consistent to have a control for the Map on the Navigation bar.
This already has been noted in our to-examine list. While I don't always reply, I try to read all user input! 
mediavets wrote:
2. To be able to set the Margin value independently of margins for the Navigation bar and the drop down menu (aka Panoramas list).
If you have the same menu pattern every time, why don't you hard code them into a personnal menu template? This way, the margin will only apply to drop down menu and map, and your menu will lay where you set it.
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Adrien F wrote:
mediavets wrote:
What determines size of the Map image 'icon' - ie. when the Map image is 'closed'?
At present I find that in the 'closed' state it is far too small to be identifiable as anything worth clicking on by the casual tour viewer.The size of the closed state map is 50 pixels and it is not settable from user interface.
Well IMO that makes the Map feature unusable. Such a disappointment when it would appear to be a relatively simple matter to offer the user the ability to set the closed size via the GUI.
Adrien F wrote:
mediavets wrote:
I would like several additional features for the Map:
1. To be able to specifiy the size of the Map image when 'closed', and whether it is displayed at all when 'closed'.
3. To have the option of an additional Map open/close button on the navigation bar - it would seem more consistent to have a control for the Map on the Navigation bar.This already has been noted in our to-examine list. While I don't always reply, I try to read all user input!
I feel that it would be more helpful if you did respond. Otherwise there's no way of knowing whether the message has been read, let alone whether you intend to take any notice/action. Some insight into the 'to-examine' and the 'to-do' lists would also be of interest.
Adrien F wrote:
mediavets wrote:
2. To be able to set the Margin value independently of margins for the Navigation bar and the drop down menu (aka Panoramas list).
If you have the same menu pattern every time, why don't you hard code them into a personnal menu template? This way, the margin will only apply to drop down menu and map, and your menu will lay where you set it.
Well, because the whole purpose/goal - at least for me - of APT is to be be able to do everything I wish via the GUI. I have no interest in coding XML nor Javascript. If I was interested in such things, and competent with such things, why would I have any interest in APT?
Last edited by mediavets (2010-07-12 20:50:39)
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+1 me too
Why do we need a gui?
so we don't dig our head in the code else everything can be done via xml.
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