Lack of the menu in image editor

[Patryk Cisek-3]

Hi all,

I've got a problem with image editor. Namely, the main menu in an editor has
been missing for some time now. I've no idea what I could have done to make it
disappear. Please see how it looks like:
http://people.debian.org/~patryk/tmp/digikam_editor.png

I looked around for a way to make it visible again. But found nothing. Looks
like on one has had this problem (no Google results for it).
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Try pressing "CTRL+M" to bring it back, this should be a common shortcut in
KDE.

Andi

On Thursday 12 November 2009 09:55:07 Patryk Cisek wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I've got a problem with image editor. Namely, the main menu in an editor
>  has been missing for some time now. I've no idea what I could have done to
>  make it disappear. Please see how it looks like:
> http://people.debian.org/~patryk/tmp/digikam_editor.png
>
> I looked around for a way to make it visible again. But found nothing.
>  Looks like on one has had this problem (no Google results for it).
>

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[Gilles Caulier-4]

try CTRL+M

Gilles Caulier

2009/11/12 Patryk Cisek <[hidden email]>:

> Hi all,
>
> I've got a problem with image editor. Namely, the main menu in an editor has
> been missing for some time now. I've no idea what I could have done to make it
> disappear. Please see how it looks like:
> http://people.debian.org/~patryk/tmp/digikam_editor.png
>
> I looked around for a way to make it visible again. But found nothing. Looks
> like on one has had this problem (no Google results for it).
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> Patryk Cisek
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[Markus Spring]

Andi Clemens schrieb:
> Try pressing "CTRL+M" to bring it back, this should be a common shortcut in
> KDE.
Is there also a shortcut for having the icon text *below* the icon? Since quite
a while the text is right to the icon. This is a problem on a small screen.

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digiKam resource files had been messed up in the past.
I fixed them recently so they use the global KDE settings again.
digiKam-beta6 will contain those fixes.

But anyway, you should always be able to set custom layouts by right-clicking
on the toolbar. In the context menu you can, for example, set the text
position.

Andi

On Thursday 12 November 2009 10:08:20 Markus Spring wrote:

> Andi Clemens schrieb:
> > Try pressing "CTRL+M" to bring it back, this should be a common shortcut
> > in KDE.
>
> Is there also a shortcut for having the icon text *below* the icon? Since
>  quite a while the text is right to the icon. This is a problem on a small
>  screen.
>
> Markus
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[Patryk Cisek-3]

Dnia czwartek, 12 listopada 2009 o 10:00:22 Andi Clemens napisał(a):
> Try pressing "CTRL+M" to bring it back, this should be a common shortcut in
> KDE.
Thanks Andi, it worked.

Now I know how I got to this point -- I often use "Ctrl+Shift+M" shortcut to
get to Curves quickly. Probably I missed "Shift" once and hid the menu. :)
thanks a lot.

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[Markus Spring]

Andi Clemens schrieb:
> But anyway, you should always be able to set custom layouts by right-clicking
> on the toolbar. In the context menu you can, for example, set the text
> position.
Andi, that was simple - thank you very much!

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