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EmileRolley opened this issue Jun 22, 2021 · 3 comments
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Placement of the "Eval phrase" button #400

EmileRolley opened this issue Jun 22, 2021 · 3 comments
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kind: enhancement Enhancement to an existing user-facing feature. kind: question part: CSS

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I think it would be nice to have the Eval Phrase button on the right of the text box instead of in the top right with everything else. That would make it more clear what it actually does. It's not very intuitive to have it so far away from the text field.

Originally posted by @adhameer in #202 (comment)
@EmileRolley EmileRolley added kind: enhancement Enhancement to an existing user-facing feature. part: CSS labels Jun 22, 2021
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@EmileRolley EmileRolley changed the title Placement of the eval phrase button Placement of the "Eval phrase" button Jun 22, 2021
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AltGr commented Jul 23, 2021

Indeed I can see the original issue but I am not convinced by the accepted solution in #261: in particular, the buttons should have a dedicated space and not overlap on top of the toplevel text.

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EmileRolley commented Jul 23, 2021 •
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So, do you want to extend the scope of this issue to: Redesign the toplevel UI? Or, opening a new one referencing this issue?

AltGr added a commit to AltGr/learn-ocaml that referenced this issue Jul 30, 2021
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Fix for ocaml-sf#400 and ocaml-sf#202
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* move buttons to the right so that they are less easy to misclick
* reverse order so that "eval phrase" is first
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Fix for ocaml-sf#400 and ocaml-sf#202
d61e7c0 
* move buttons to the right so that they are less easy to misclick
* reverse order so that "eval phrase" is first
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erikmd commented Sep 15, 2021

It seems the issue was not automatically closed by merging #409 (so let's do that manually :)

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Fix for ocaml-sf#400 and ocaml-sf#202
9c8bfdf 
* move buttons to the right so that they are less easy to misclick
* reverse order so that "eval phrase" is first
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