GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 476860
Changing size of sizebar is not behaving as expected.
Last modified: 2007-09-14 11:20:22 UTC
Please describe the problem: The sidebar view is shared with table of contents and thumbnail view. The minium size of the sidebar is counted with thumbnail page view. Now, when sidebar size is changed the minium width is maximum of n pages in a row in the thumbnail view. If user changes the sidebar to maximum, i.e. right side of the window, the pages in thumbnail view are rearranged. Thus, sidebar can not be changed to minimum anymore since minimum width is maximum pages in a row of thumbnail view. Steps to reproduce: 1. open document with more than ten pages. 2. open sidebar 3. set table of contents view into sidebar 4. change sidebar size to maximum 5. change sidebar size to minimum <- not possible. Actual results: The sidebar size does not change from maximum to minimum. Expected results: the step 5. should be possible Does this happen every time? yes Other information: The bad thing in this bug is that when the user exits the program the sidebar size is stored into gconf, i.e. if user tries to reopen the same document he/she can not use sidebar anymore.
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