GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 640604
tabs not displayed correctly when they fill the screen
Last modified: 2011-03-04 21:04:33 UTC
When a GtkNotebook gets enough tabs to need navigation arrows, the displayed tabs don't always fill the width. It's also possible to get no tab displayed, or to get a tab selected but not displayed, just by pressing ctrl+pgup / ctrl+pgdn. An example of what I mean is shown in the screenshot. I can reproduce this with Ephy and devhelp (that's all I've tried), and I've mentioned it in #epiphany and other people could reproduce it too. 23:37 < garnacho> pochu: looks related to tabs size allocation, did you notice it just recently?
Created attachment 179343 [details] bug Here I have 12 tabs opened, but they are not shown.
Is this with 2.99.3, or with git ? And do you get warnings on the commandline when it happens ?
I'm still getting this with 3.0.0. I get a lot of warnings in epiphany, but they are probably unrelated, since this also happens with nautilus and I get no warnings there. To reproduce: launch nautilus or devhelp hit ctrl+t many times, until the gtknotebook has scroll arrows go to the last tab with ctrl+pgup, and then hit ctrl+pgdn
[Removing GNOME3.0 target as decided in release-team meeting on March 03, 2011. This report has an "important" categorisation for GNOME3.0 but is not considered a hard blocker. For querying use the corresponding whiteboard entry added.]
Using gtk 3.0.1 I can no longer reproduce this. I used to get it all the time in gedit, but I can't seem to make it happen anymore. In my case, there was a gap between the last visible tab and the right arrow that was just blank space; like the tabs simply weren't being sized correctly for the window width.
I hope this is finally fixed for good by commit 2ccc6c0d603cd30b14aea01664a314cf5ed32236 Author: Matthias Clasen <mclasen@redhat.com> Date: Thu Mar 3 18:26:09 2011 -0500 GtkNotebooks: fix regressions from tab-pack removal