WUI: niggles in the new Welcome page #1931
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#1931
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Here are the presentation niggles I've noticed in the new Welcome page (#1713):
The red bullet for an unconnected introducer or helper may not indicate clearly enough that it is unconnected. I suggest, since this is an error condition, "Introducer not connected" or "Helper not connected" in large type.Fixed.These also existed in the previous Welcome page:
'Create a Directory' is an immediate operation. Should it have the » symbol indicating that?fixedAlso it might be better for the Report Incident form to be on a separate page.
When one of the buttons on the left is focussed (using Tab for example), the dotted line showing the focus overlaps the preceding text or control.
The text baseline of the Nickname and Node ID values is slightly below that of the field names (on Firefox 17.0).
This line is unnecessarily ugly:
Tahoe-LAFS code imported from: <module 'allmydata' from '/home/davidsarah/tahoe/git/tarcieri/src/allmydata/init.pyc'>
It could just be:
Tahoe-LAFS code imported from '
/home/davidsarah/tahoe/git/tarcieri/src
'.(Note that the case of importing from a zip file should also be handled correctly.)
The Grid Status heading is a little close to the black top banner.
The section headings on the left panel are indented slightly more than the controls they refer to. That should probably be the other way around.
When the page is made narrower, it does not resize elegantly: the fields in the left panel protrude to the right, and information is lost from the right-hand columns of the server list. (The columns should instead size proportionally to the space available.)
When the page is printed, or if the user has forced backgrounds to white (for accessibility, say), the text of the Tahoe-LAFS logo does not show up because it is then white-on-white. Putting a black outline around the letters would fix this, and have no effect when displayed over the default black background.
In Opera 11.01 for Windows, the bullets show up as squares (for the Introducer and Helper) or slightly rounded squares (for the known servers). It looks fine, just cosmetic.
Also the incident text box is on the same line as the 'What went wrong?' caption, causing the text box and the Report button to protrude from the right of the panel.
In Safari 5.0.4 for Windows, the bullets are squares, otherwise no problems (apart from the Choose File button looking ugly, but I think that's because it isn't styleable at all).
Chrome 25.0.1364.172 looks pretty much identical to Firefox on Windows and Linux.
Last and most definitely least: Internet Explorer 8.0.6001.18702 on Windows only shows "The webpage cannot be displayed."
Replying to davidsarah:
I was mistaken (typing "127.0.0.1:3456" in the URL bar does not work, but typing "http://127.0.0.1:3456" does).
Now it is just ugly on IE8:
I think if the columns were laid out properly and 'Nickname' and 'Node ID' made visible, it would be acceptably usable on IE.
With an installed version of 1.10a2 (not running from source), the css files are missing. (Daira has apparently fixed this, but requested, perhaps before the fix, that I comment on the ticket.)
Replying to gdt:
Actually I was referring to this:
... but I don't know to what extent that was only due to lack of the .css files. How does it look with trunk?
sickness wrote in /tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25/issues/6745#comment:-1:
To fix the introducer furl wrapping, add:
To the existing ".furl" CSS selector
This is somewhat helpful with the sidebar:
See also somewhat related new ticket: #2070.
In /tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25/commit/d2514e995dff2b2a8d88541146ae9c00b1d5636b:
I will land tarcieri's two recommended CSS changes and double-check that it doesn't break anything on FF/Chrome. Then I'll bump this ticket to 1.12 and reassign to daira for testing on IE (which I don't have). With luck these CSS changes will be enough to make IE work well enough that she can then close it.
In /tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25/commit/7015f21e5a359ce55db3b4e81cbbb556b5759386:
CSS looks fine, reassigning to daira for 1.12
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