Re: Re[4]: [webmin-l] filemanager buttonbar too big

[Jamie C. <jca...@we...>]

On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 02:51, Rainer Drop wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> JC> Yeah, I really need to modify the layout for the button bar, so that
> JC> icons go onto a second row if there is no space for them. Currently, the
> JC> window has to be at less than 900 pixels wide for the icons to be shrunk
> JC> down by removing the labels under them, so that they fit on smaller
> JC> screens. However, this 900 pixel limit is a bit of a guess, since some
> JC> people (like yourself) may have a browser window wider than 900, but
> JC> still too small to fit in the icons .. it all depends on the font and
> JC> browser in use.
> 
> JC>  - Jamie
> As you mention this, I recognized that the button bar kind of wraps
> around but the directory- and filewindows dont resize vertically. I
> can see the top edges of the missing buttons on the left side of the
> window while the rest of them hide behind the directory pane.
> Hope that helps...

It seems that the standard Java class for putting buttons in a row
(FlowLayout) doesn't do wrapping, which is the cause of this problem.
However, in the next Webmin release I'll use a different class that does
do wrapping, so if your window is too narrow the icons are shown in two
rows.

 - Jamie