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Define standard measures in setting window #119

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AlexPerathoner opened this issue Mar 1, 2023 · 3 comments
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Define standard measures in setting window #119

AlexPerathoner opened this issue Mar 1, 2023 · 3 comments
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Currently each tab of the settings window has the same height, but the boxes inside of them should make up to different heights. A constant size (in pixels) should be defined for each of the following:

  • External offset of the boxes from each other (x, y axes)
  • Internal offset of the boxes
  • Offset of the elements inside the boxes
  • Text size and color of primary and secondary labels
  • (check if more)..

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Later on, another issue will be created to make the newly set constants coherent in the app itself. This one is just to define the values itself

@AlexPerathoner AlexPerathoner changed the title Standard measures in setting windows Define standard measures in setting window Mar 1, 2023
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boxes - window (y) 15
boxes - window (x) 18
boxes - content (x & y) 19
boxes - boxes (x & y) 11
content - content (near) 6
content - content (far) 20
primary text 17, 5
secondary text 13, 2

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Not really sure if it looks better:
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