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IDProjectCategoryView StatusLast Update
0007646MMW v4Framework: Skinningpublic2011-05-28 01:30
Reporterstephen_plattAssigned To 
PriorityurgentSeverityminorReproducibilityalways
Status closedResolutionfixed 
Product Version4.0 
Target Version4.0Fixed in Version4.0 
Summary0007646: Tab background height changes based on "Always show tabs" option
DescriptionThe tab background height changes based on the "Always show tabs" option at Options > Appearance.

If "Always show tabs" is unchecked, then this area height decreases by 2 pixels. I can't really see any good reason why this should be. The tabs would still fit in this space with decreased height anyway, so it's not a matter of saving screen space. Further it creates an inconsistency (especially troublesome with certain tab backgrounds).

I think the height here should be standardized and shouldn't change based on this option.
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alwaysshowtabbug.png (23,817 bytes)   
alwaysshowtabbug.png (23,817 bytes)   
tabback.png (25,299 bytes)   
tabback.png (25,299 bytes)   
Fixed in build1381

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rusty

2011-05-06 20:41

administrator   ~0024916

As far as I can see, the issue is related to whether a tab is opened or not (and is independent of whether 'always show tabs' is enabled. i.e. the additional pixels are there even if 'always show tabs' is disabled and the user adds a tab.

The rational is probably because the tab takes a bit of extra space.

Please re-open if you disagree.

stephen_platt

2011-05-07 02:58

developer   ~0024931

Rusty,

I'm not sure I follow you. Here's how I see it:

[x] Always show the tab bar
-No problem here, the height is always the same regardless of number of open tabs

[ ] Always show the tab bar
-Multiple tabs open: again, no problem. Height matches above
-Only one tab open (so no tab appears) - the tab bar height is 2 pixels shorter. This causes issue shown in the newly attached image (vitreous skin)

Since the problem only occurs when 'Always show the tab bar' is unchecked, that's why I reported it that way.

Also, since it only takes off 2 pixels (hardly much space at all) - I don't think it's worth it.

rusty

2011-05-16 04:36

administrator   ~0025310

Petr, I'll leave this to you to triage i.e. unless it's trivial to fix or you think that the issue is symptomatic of a deeper issue, you can probably push it to 'high'.

petr

2011-05-27 12:14

developer   ~0025701

Fixed in 1381

stephen_platt

2011-05-28 01:30

developer   ~0025720

verified 1381