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Address Bar & Toolbar different heights

Posted: 03 Mar 2006 04:31
by Gandolf
I must be getting bored if I can find this sort of error!!

The Address Bar is one pixel higher then the Toolbar (or vice-versa).

Shows with the combination of Toolbar & Address Bar on the same line, and the address bar is turned on/off.

Re: Address Bar & Toolbar different heights

Posted: 03 Mar 2006 11:59
by admin
Gandolf wrote:I must be getting bored if I can find this sort of error!!

The Address Bar is one pixel higher then the Toolbar (or vice-versa).

Shows with the combination of Toolbar & Address Bar on the same line, and the address bar is turned on/off.
I know. The Address Bar is font-size-sensitive... try menu View/Font... The higher one of the two controls the height of the whole bar.

Re: Address Bar & Toolbar different heights

Posted: 04 Mar 2006 12:44
by Gandolf
admin wrote:... The Address Bar is font-size-sensitive... try menu View/Font... The higher one of the two controls the height of the whole bar.
I hadn't appreciated that the address bar font was determined by the file list font. Could this be changed so that the address bar is a fixed font? That way the height of the address bar and the toolbar could be made the same.

Re: Address Bar & Toolbar different heights

Posted: 04 Mar 2006 20:06
by admin
Gandolf wrote:
admin wrote:... The Address Bar is font-size-sensitive... try menu View/Font... The higher one of the two controls the height of the whole bar.
I hadn't appreciated that the address bar font was determined by the file list font. Could this be changed so that the address bar is a fixed font? That way the height of the address bar and the toolbar could be made the same.
The height of the address bar is controlled by its font anyway. If it would be a fixed font, it would still be one pixel higher.
But why is that pixel difference a problem? Take it easy...

Re: Address Bar & Toolbar different heights

Posted: 04 Mar 2006 21:27
by Gandolf
admin wrote:Take it easy...
I said I must be bored!!

I think it's because I've spent too much time looking at very fine details in graphics images so even one pixel differences jump out at me.