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rhoelzl wrote:1. Well, maybe I am misunderstanding something here, but the way I see it the "show icon for thumbs" option should not have any effect for the details-with-thumbs view anyway. But it does.

So there must be an if-statement somewhere... So if you change that if-Statement such that in the future it only applies to all the other thumb modes except details-with-thumbs, then the problem should be fixed.

admin wrote:

buggynot wrote:3. Try "rhoelzl" then. Thanks!

3. ok you are rhoelzl now.

j_c_hallgren wrote:

admin wrote:

buggynot wrote:3. Try "rhoelzl" then. Thanks!

3. ok you are rhoelzl now.

Oh! So that's where 'buggynot' went! You had a bit of an identity crisis, huh?

BTW, when you look at http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/memberlist ... &sk=d&sd=d, our great contributor 'serendipity' used to be 'surrender' but the id wasn't edited that time...

admin wrote:

buggynot wrote:1. Is there a way to get a shell context menu for the CURRENTLY OPEN folder? The problem is described in more detail here: http://www.windows7taskforce.com/view/3563
If there is currently no way to get such a shell context menu, good places to add it would be either when right-clicking a tab, or, as a toolbar button that opens the shell context menu as a drop down menu.

I added this to the address bar icon right click.

rhoelzl wrote:

admin wrote:

buggynot wrote:1. Is there a way to get a shell context menu for the CURRENTLY OPEN folder? The problem is described in more detail here: http://www.windows7taskforce.com/view/3563
If there is currently no way to get such a shell context menu, good places to add it would be either when right-clicking a tab, or, as a toolbar button that opens the shell context menu as a drop down menu.

I added this to the address bar icon right click.

Just realised that in the context menu of the address bar icon, the entry "delete" is missing. But it sometimes make sense to delete the currently open folder (let's say you checked out a ZIP file, and don't need the unpack folder anymore). Would be a nice addition.

Something similar applies to the CEA_ListRightClickOnWhite=1 context menu: There delete will be visible, but if you click it XYplorer will say "nothing to delete" since nothing is selected.

admin wrote:

buggynot wrote:2. Maybe simply displaying 16*16 icons would solve the problem. Also applies to several other menus in XYplorer that don't display 16*16 but something scaled. The Send-To menu looks perfect (maybe because it is displaying 16*16).

2. Not possible, icon size here is controlled by menu height. You might be able to alter this height in general system display settings.

rhoelzl wrote:

admin wrote:

buggynot wrote:2. Maybe simply displaying 16*16 icons would solve the problem. Also applies to several other menus in XYplorer that don't display 16*16 but something scaled. The Send-To menu looks perfect (maybe because it is displaying 16*16).

2. Not possible, icon size here is controlled by menu height. You might be able to alter this height in general system display settings.

I have just tried that, but as you can see in the screenshot I attached, the Windows menu height seems NOT to be the determining factor for the icon size. So maybe it can be fixed after all?

rhoelzl wrote:OK, restarting does actually change the icon size, you are right.

Still, I don't get it to look good. Well, not a big deal.

admin wrote: Now they are too big? In the next version I limit them to 16x16 max size.

rhoelzl wrote:

admin wrote: Now they are too big? In the next version I limit them to 16x16 max size.

I tried again with today's beta, and the limitation to 16*16 worked. But for some reason the icons still look crappy, see image.

Could it be that you are not using the truecolor/alpha blending versions of the icons, but some color reduced version?

rhoelzl wrote:I don't mean the inversion (that's okay with me), but look at the folder icon in the third row.

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