Hi there,
it's me again, with a minor UI quirk:
There are 7 "Priority" levels in the "Tasks" and "Appointment" modules. 6 of them have a small icon associated with it, the seventh ("No Priority") hasn't. If you create or edit a task or appiontment, the priority descriptions are aligned vertically in the corresponding listbox, although "No priority" doesn't show an icon. This looks nice:
However, in the "Today" module, task names with "No priority" are misaligned due to the missing "No priority" icon, which looks a little messy:
The easiest solution to this could be to create an icon for "No priority": Transparent, blank, a single dot in its centre or whatever:
lk
(EPIM Pro 8.66.1 Lifetime on Windows 8.1 64 bit)
Use an icon for "No Priority"!
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Re: Use an icon for "No Priority"!
Any progress on this? The current behaviour with the non-indented text if no priority is set is at least inconsistent (see the screenshots above) and IMHO really ugly!
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Re: Use an icon for "No Priority"!
We don't think including an additional empty space for tasks with no priority is the best solution here. I'm personally sure not everyone will like it. So if you have any other suggestions regarding this small inconsistency, please feel free to share, will gladly discuss it internally. Thanks!
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Re: Use an icon for "No Priority"!
Hm... it's just the "Today" view in the rightmost column which shows this inconsistency. If you create (or edit) a task or appointment, the behaviour is exactly the way you just rejected!
Anyway, I suggested an alternative above: A small dot in the centre of the whitespace. See this mockup:
(Of course this dot should be used also when creating/editing tasks or appointments in order to keep it consistent.)
lk
Anyway, I suggested an alternative above: A small dot in the centre of the whitespace. See this mockup:
(Of course this dot should be used also when creating/editing tasks or appointments in order to keep it consistent.)
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Re: Use an icon for "No Priority"!
Thanks, noted.
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