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Full width layout #162
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Worth looking into, but I'm not sure if full width would make the app more useful/pretty. That said, being able to make it wider than it is now seems reasonable. |
Closed by #171 |
Hi, Almar. This is a welcome improvement! I was actually hoping for a completely no-margin option. This is my use case: I use TimeTagger as a standalone web app (using Web browser on Gnome, Linux). When the window is small and there are no margins, it looks awesome: But when I snap the window to the full width of my screen (in this case 1200 px, because it's a vertical monitor), the margin appears and it looks less like an app and more like a web inside a frame. And it doesn't take advantage of the extra width for displaying content. Also removing the lower margin would be great, but I can live with that. I mean, I can live with both, actually 😄 It's just a small visual and functional improvement. |
Ok, I see your point. I'm starting to think that this needs to be configurable, preferably using a sash/button near the edge of the screen. I don't understand why there is a margin at the bottom. That should not be there, and I cannot reproduce it (tried installing as an app in Chrome, but I see no margin at the bottom.) |
Released and deployed! |
Yay! Thanks a lot, I'm loving it 😍 |
Currently max width of canvas is 1024px, would be nice if I could opt to have it be the full screen width. I tried to figure this out in code but no luck :(
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