Description: On Windows 10, Contextual Single interface mode is ugly compared to Single Toolbar mode. Single Toolbar looks clean, without lines separating menus and toolbar, and good spacing between them. I suppose Contextual Single should look the same as Single Toolbar, but there spacing between interface elements (menus, toolbar and main area) is bad and there are those horrible lines separating them. Steps to Reproduce: On Writer or Draw, go to menu View > User Interface, and select Contextual Single. Actual Results: It looks ugly by current UI standards. Expected Results: It should look the same as Single Toolbar mode (View > User Interface > Single). Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info:
Created attachment 155998 [details] Screenshot of Contextual Single UI in Writer
Created attachment 155999 [details] Screenshot of Single UI in Writer
No, all of the Notebook Bar (NB) modes use Glade GTK .ui (aka the project's MUFFIN interface(s)). And like the 'Contextural Single' NB, they all will show an edge between the Menu bar and the NB GUI when the Menu bar is activated. Otherwise the NB Glade .UI are designed to be consistent in their spacing for each NB mode. They achieve that--but are not meant to match the legacy toolbars. Simple fact is the XML "legacy" toolbars are more tightly integrated and will appear seamless to the Menu bar. We currently have bug 125040 for replacement of the XML based 'Single Toolbar' by a more functional hybrid that better renders contextual widget activation. IMHO => NAB and a => WF
Andreas, what do you think?
Hi, ugly is very subjectiv and if you have an look at the other NB layouts it is usefull to have there an separation between menubar and NB. So I'm for wantfix cause otherwise we have to discuss in which NB layout the line should be visible or not. anyway thanks for the feedback.