Re: Proposal to revamp bookmarks++
- From: Peter Harvey <pah06 uow edu au>
- To: Epiphany List <epiphany-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Proposal to revamp bookmarks++
- Date: Tue, 08 Nov 2005 12:01:07 +1100
On Fri, 2005-11-04 at 11:49 +1100, Peter Harvey wrote:
> IDEA 3: Improve the bookmark properties dialog
> ----------------------------------------------
>
> +--------------------------- _X
> | |
> | Title: ___________________ |
> | URL: ___________________ |
> | Topics: ___________________ | <--- auto-completing text input
> | |
> | > Choose topics from list |
> | |
> +-----------------------------+
>
> +--------------------------- _X
> | |
> | Title: ___________________ |
> | URL: ___________________ |
> | Topics: ___________________ |
> | |
> | v Choose topics from list |
> | |
> | ( Suggested topics ) | <--- drop down list
> | |
> | +----------------------+ |
> | | | | <--- list of topics
> | | | | click a topic to add to the
> | | | | topics text entry above
> | | | |
> | | | |
> | | | |
> | +----------------------+ |
> | |
> +-----------------------------+
Just to update anyone who's interested. It's slowly coming together. You
can see a snapshot of what I have running (not mockup, this is real) at:
http://home.exetel.com.au/harvey/epiphany/t1b.png
The topics palette:
- I haven't got the drop-down list in place yet.
- The list shows the suggested (aka top-most) topics atm.
- I replaced the icons with text (I actually wanted buttons). This will
allow us to have "Add" and "New" for different topics. Criticise. :)
The topics auto-complete field:
- Allows quite free editing, not too much interference.
- It uses semi-colon as a separator (I think this is safe).
- It offers suggestions when you're midway through writing a topic.
- It allows you to create a topic on the fly.
- When you exit the widget it reads your text input and associates the
bookmark with those topics. Not before.
- It auto-updates whenever a topic is associated and presents your
topics in 'canonical' form (currently alphabetical sort, but would
prefer sort by size, so the largest topic appears first).
Regards,
Peter.
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