With Impress, the bottom of the Transition bar (and Animation bar too) is too low to be seen. No matter the size of the window, the thing (option or information ? I don't know) in the bottom is unreachable.
Screen capture of the bottom right of the screen : https://snipboard.io/HxE89W.jpg
Same with the Animation Pane : https://snipboard.io/MBj6Sl.jpg
On Linux, gtk3 it's ok Version: 26.2.3.2 (X86_64) Build ID: 70e089b17412e4cb7773e41413306b17a2328c34 CPU threads: 16; OS: Linux 6.17; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: en-US (en_US.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded
Bien. Mais mon pc tourne sous Windows.
Can not confirm issue shown screen clips on Windows builds with skia / Vulkan accelerated rendering on a 1920px x 1080px display at system DWM recommended 125% scale factor. Is your scale factor set too high? What screen resolution is your display, and what graphics card and driver and LibreOffice rendering setting are you having issues with? Also, please verify that you have cycled the Windows DWM settings for the Taskbar and that the 'Automatically hide the taskbar' setting is not what is obscuring bottom of the app frame? Specifically is it only a portion of the Sidebar decks (Transition, Annimation) that are clipped? Or are you also missing the Status bar, For me at least, the LibreOffice app frame seems to correctly resize to visibility of the taskbar. =-testing-= Version: 26.2.3.2 (X86_64) Build ID: 70e089b17412e4cb7773e41413306b17a2328c34 CPU threads: 8; OS: Windows 11 X86_64 (build 26100); UI render: Skia/Vulkan; VCL: win Locale: en-US (en_US); UI: en-US Calc: threaded
>Is your scale factor set too high? I don't quite see what you're talking about. > What screen resolution is your display, and what graphics card and driver > and LibreOffice rendering setting are you having issues with? Resolution : 2880x1800 Graphics card : Intel(R) Arc(TM) 140V GPU (16GB) About LO : https://snipboard.io/aMZQ1F.jpg > Also, please verify that you have cycled the Windows DWM settings for the > Taskbar I can't understand what you mean. and that the 'Automatically hide the taskbar' setting is not what is > obscuring bottom of the app frame? No. I tried to mask it just because I thought it would solve the problem. > Specifically is it only a portion of the Sidebar decks (Transition, Annimation) that are clipped? Yes, it only concerns the panes Transition and Annimation. I masked the LO Task bar too, hoping the bottom of these panes were behind. But no. The hidden content went even lower after that.
(In reply to Myosotis Arae from comment #6) > >Is your scale factor set too high? > I don't quite see what you're talking about. Access settings for Windows Display Window Manager, i.e. Settings -> System -> Display -> "Scale and Layout" -> "Scale" there is a list box of pre-sets, or an expander to open into Display Custom scaling as an alternative. What scale factor is your Windows DWM using? Does dropping back to 125% or 100% then fit all the controls (they will appear smaller or course). > ... > > Specifically is it only a portion of the Sidebar decks (Transition, Annimation) that are clipped? > Yes, it only concerns the panes Transition and Annimation. I masked the LO > Task bar too, hoping the bottom of these panes were behind. But no. The > hidden content went even lower after that. Notice on your screen clips that the horizontal scroll bar at bottom of the Sidebar (SB) deck is showing active. I can confirm that DWM at higher scale factors > 150% causes the exposure of the SB deck's scroll bar (on a 16" laptop at 1920px X 1080px display resolution). And that appearance of scrollbar obscures and block controls on the content panels. There is an implementation issue with working with scaled system Desktop Environments. Believe that the triggered appearance of the h.scroll bar widget also needs to trigger a recalculation of SB content panel size as needed to fit the the scroll bar into the content panel, currently it is overwriting panel content. Workaround: the SB Content panel becomes fully visible by expanding the sidebar deck wider, i.e. drag SB wider until the width no longer needs the scroll bar. It will reduce the space available to show the slide. Alternatively, set system display scaling to a value that does not trigger the h.scroll bar. But that may make the UI too small to comfortably work with.
> Access settings for Windows Display Window Manager, i.e. Settings -> System > -> Display -> "Scale and Layout" -> "Scale" there is a list box of pre-sets, > or an expander to open into Display Custom scaling as an alternative. Scale : 200% (recommended) > Specifically is it only a portion of the Sidebar decks (Transition, Annimation) that are clipped? Only the sidebars Transition and Animation have something written in the bottom. The others in this pane (shapes, master slides, objects list, images, styles and properties) only take the upper half on the pane. > Notice on your screen clips that the horizontal scroll bar at bottom of the > Sidebar (SB) deck is showing active. Yes, the horizontal scrollbar is active, and can move a few millimeters. And indeed, if I fully enlarge the pane, the scrollbar desappears and the bottom becomes visible. https://snipboard.io/osn5IA.jpg The slide is then too short, but now I know what hides in this pane. Thanks !