icons / icons + text / text only

Hello,

My digkam menus in the toolbar (editor) have boith icon and text, this
makes it too wide.

I can't find the usual icons / icons + text / text only menu.

where is it? (digikam 1.0)

don't find it in the doc

thanks
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[Daniel Bauer-2]

On Wednesday 06 January 2010 09:21:10, jdd wrote:

> Hello,
>
> My digkam menus in the toolbar (editor) have boith icon and text, this
> makes it too wide.
>
> I can't find the usual icons / icons + text / text only menu.
>
> where is it? (digikam 1.0)
>
> don't find it in the doc
>
> thanks
> jdd
>

right-click in the menu bar, select Text position/only symbols
(free translation from german :-) )

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[Gilles Caulier-4]

2010/1/6 jdd <[hidden email]>:

> Hello,
>
> My digkam menus in the toolbar (editor) have boith icon and text, this
> makes it too wide.
>
> I can't find the usual icons / icons + text / text only menu.
>
> where is it? (digikam 1.0)
>
> don't find it in the doc

It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
over tool bar and use contextual menu

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Le 06/01/2010 09:46, Gilles Caulier a écrit :

> It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
> over tool bar and use contextual menu

but this option is *not* there. I only find a list of icons to choose
from and the ability to remove the toolbar

however I could do this, but only system wide in the kde control center

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[Brano]

>> It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
>> over tool bar and use contextual menu
>>    
> but this option is *not* there. I only find a list of icons to choose
> from and the ability to remove the toolbar
>  
Right click on the toolbar then from Toolbar Menu -> Text Position ->
Icons Only
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Le 06/01/2010 10:02, Brano a écrit :
>
>>> It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
>>> over tool bar and use contextual menu
>>>    
>> but this option is *not* there. I only find a list of icons to choose
>> from and the ability to remove the toolbar
>>  
> Right click on the toolbar then from Toolbar Menu -> Text Position ->
> Icons Only

sorry to be boring, but what "toolbar menu"?... found

It is necessary to right clic on the digikam logo at the right of the
toolbar, not on any toolbar place. Not obvious at all there was a menu
there :-(

thanks
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Am Mittwoch, 6. Januar 2010 12:07:13 schrieb jdd-gmane:

> Le 06/01/2010 10:02, Brano a écrit :
> >>> It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
> >>> over tool bar and use contextual menu
> >>
> >> but this option is *not* there. I only find a list of icons to choose
> >> from and the ability to remove the toolbar
> >
> > Right click on the toolbar then from Toolbar Menu -> Text Position ->
> > Icons Only
>
> sorry to be boring, but what "toolbar menu"?... found
>
> It is necessary to right clic on the digikam logo at the right of the
> toolbar, not on any toolbar place. Not obvious at all there was a menu
> there :-(

In my digikam, you can either (right) click on any icon in the toolbar, on the
digikam logo in the toolbar, or on the empty space in between, to bring up a
context menu allowing you in particular to toggle text descriptions next to
the icons on/off - this is the normal behaviour of toolbars in kde4.

gandalf



> thanks
> jdd
>
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[Jonas Norlander]

2010/1/6 jdd-gmane <[hidden email]>:

> Le 06/01/2010 10:02, Brano a écrit :
>>
>>>> It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
>>>> over tool bar and use contextual menu
>>>>
>>> but this option is *not* there. I only find a list of icons to choose
>>> from and the ability to remove the toolbar
>>>
>> Right click on the toolbar then from Toolbar Menu -> Text Position ->
>> Icons Only
>
> sorry to be boring, but what "toolbar menu"?... found
>
> It is necessary to right clic on the digikam logo at the right of the
> toolbar, not on any toolbar place. Not obvious at all there was a menu
> there :-(
>

I don't know what version u are using but i think it was 1.0.0? I have
1.0.0 and can right click anywhere on the toolbar even on the icons to
get the menu. Your toolbar may be locked but there is a option to
unlock it there to. See attached snapshot.

/ Jonas

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[Gilles Caulier-4]

JDD,

I do know what you use as linux box, which distro exactly, but it
sound like an uncomplete or broken KDE packaging or something like
that. You report a lots of basic questions...

It's not a critic here (:=))), but perhaps you need to reinstall all
from scratch...

Best

Gilles Caulier

2010/1/6 jdd-gmane <[hidden email]>:

> Le 06/01/2010 10:02, Brano a écrit :
>>
>>>> It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
>>>> over tool bar and use contextual menu
>>>>
>>> but this option is *not* there. I only find a list of icons to choose
>>> from and the ability to remove the toolbar
>>>
>> Right click on the toolbar then from Toolbar Menu -> Text Position ->
>> Icons Only
>
> sorry to be boring, but what "toolbar menu"?... found
>
> It is necessary to right clic on the digikam logo at the right of the
> toolbar, not on any toolbar place. Not obvious at all there was a menu
> there :-(
>
> thanks
> jdd
>
> --
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[Daniel Bauer-2]

On Wednesday 06 January 2010 12:39:53, Jonas Norlander wrote:

> 2010/1/6 jdd-gmane <[hidden email]>:
> > Le 06/01/2010 10:02, Brano a écrit :
> >>>> It's KDE libs feature. all KDE applications run like this. Right click
> >>>> over tool bar and use contextual menu
> >>>
> >>> but this option is *not* there. I only find a list of icons to choose
> >>> from and the ability to remove the toolbar
> >>
> >> Right click on the toolbar then from Toolbar Menu -> Text Position ->
> >> Icons Only
> >
> > sorry to be boring, but what "toolbar menu"?... found
> >
> > It is necessary to right clic on the digikam logo at the right of the
> > toolbar, not on any toolbar place. Not obvious at all there was a menu
> > there :-(
>
> I don't know what version u are using but i think it was 1.0.0? I have
> 1.0.0 and can right click anywhere on the toolbar even on the icons to
> get the menu. Your toolbar may be locked but there is a option to
> unlock it there to. See attached snapshot.
>
> / Jonas
>

its there. On your image I see:
Toolbar Menu
Orientation >
Text Position >
...
now click on Text Position and check "icons only".

In german we say: sometimes I can't see the wood because of all the trees :-)

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Le 06/01/2010 12:50, Gilles Caulier a écrit :

> I do know what you use as linux box, which distro exactly,

openSUDSE 11.2, kde backport.

 but it
> sound like an uncomplete or broken KDE packaging or something like
> that. You report a lots of basic questions...

basic but no so, as nobody had the real solution...

but the discussion allowed me to find what happen.

* in the right clic toolbar menu, you can have "lock your toolbar". If
this option is activated, the icon choice is not visible (for me,
locked was only related to the floating toolbar setup)

* unlock it and the icon menu is available

and this have nothing to do with the digikam logo. I beg I had
unlocked the menu at some point when doing my tests :-)

so it was essentially a problem with the meaning of "locked"

sorry disturbing and thanks all for your help.

jdd

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[Gilles Caulier-4]

2010/1/6 jdd <[hidden email]>:

> Le 06/01/2010 12:50, Gilles Caulier a écrit :
>
>> I do know what you use as linux box, which distro exactly,
>
> openSUDSE 11.2, kde backport.
>
>  but it
>> sound like an uncomplete or broken KDE packaging or something like
>> that. You report a lots of basic questions...
>
> basic but no so, as nobody had the real solution...
>
> but the discussion allowed me to find what happen.
>
> * in the right clic toolbar menu, you can have "lock your toolbar". If
> this option is activated, the icon choice is not visible (for me,
> locked was only related to the floating toolbar setup)
>
> * unlock it and the icon menu is available
>
> and this have nothing to do with the digikam logo. I beg I had
> unlocked the menu at some point when doing my tests :-)
>
> so it was essentially a problem with the meaning of "locked"
>
> sorry disturbing and thanks all for your help.
>

You don't disturb me.

And something i need to have basic questions. Contacts with end users
are important.

Best

gilles
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[Sveinn í Felli]

Hey jdd;

On 01/06/2010 12:17 PM, jdd wrote:
> Le 06/01/2010 12:50, Gilles Caulier a écrit :
>
>> I do know what you use as linux box, which distro exactly,
>
> openSUDSE 11.2, kde backport.
>
>  but it
>> sound like an uncomplete or broken KDE packaging or something like
>> that. You report a lots of basic questions...

I'm sorry to say, my OpenSuse 11.2 has been full of small
annoyances from the very beginning - actually RC1 was less
prone to these than what followed.
Already updated to KDE 4.3.4 which solved many problems, but
still had to make many adjustments (crawling forums) to make
things work.
It's a shame, I really liked OpenSuse (10.3 was productive)...

Cheers,
Sveinn í Felli

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