GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 319068
Taska and graphics not correctly aligned
Last modified: 2006-04-27 22:06:13 UTC
Distribution/Version: Ubuntu Breezy In the Gantt chart view, the bars of the Gantt chart do not align correctly with the task in the task grid at the left of the page. The spacing of the bars is slightly lees than the spacing of the items in the task list. After wbout 12 lines, the 13th bar in the graph aligns with the 12th item in th task list.
*** Bug 319214 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 53646 [details] Sample Screenshot
I see this bug on 0.13 on Solaris 11 running Gnome 2.12.
This has happened to me since I upgraded to GTK+ 2.8.9 - I suspect this may be the cause.
I've just found a rather ugly fix... in src/planner-gantt-chart.c is a function gantt_chart_reflow_do which contains the lines: row_height = chart->priv->row_height; if (row_height == -1) { row_height = 23; } For some reason the function that sets chart->priv->row_height is setting the wrong height, this is g_parm_spec_int - but I can't find what it does or why... The fix is to add the line row_height = 25; straight after the lines above. I checked this value by doing a screen dump and counting the pixels of the text describing the task to get 25 - this may vary with your font sizes etc.
I saw the same like in comment #4! I started to experiment with planner using GTK+ 2.8.9 and saw this misalignment quite early. Then I downgraded my GTK+ version to the version 2.6.4 recommended on the planner website and it WORKED. So, there is some compatibility issue connected with the GTK+ version! Marko
I am confirming this issue with gtk2 version 2.8.17 as well. This is the current version of planner and gtk2 with Fedora Core 5. Again, this means that planner is broken for Fedora Core 5 users.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 128983 ***