Bookmark Icon Size - 30 views

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  #1 Thomas Fleetwood on 31 Mar 08

   

  I love the new sidebar and it works better behind the proxy server at my workplace - nice job on that.
  
  Could you please change the size of the Bookmark icons to be equal? When I have a site that has not been bookmarked and I go to a site that has been bookmarked, the whole toolbar shifts down due to the bigger 'red book' icon. It is annoying to watch the browser shift. If the non-bookmarked icon were the same size as the 'red book' I imagine this wouldn't happen.
  
  Aside from that, keep up the great work.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I love the new sidebar and it works better behind the proxy server at my workplace - nice job on that. <br /> <br /> Could you please change the size of the Bookmark icons to be equal? When I have a site that has not been bookmarked and I go to a site that has been bookmarked, the whole toolbar shifts down due to the bigger 'red book' icon. It is annoying to watch the browser shift. If the non-bookmarked icon were the same size as the 'red book' I imagine this wouldn't happen. <br /> <br /> Aside from that, keep up the great work.</div>

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  #2 Wade Ren on 05 Apr 08

   

  if this is still a problem, we'd appreciate some screenshots. thanks

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">if this is still a problem, we'd appreciate some screenshots. thanks</div>

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  #3 Thomas Fleetwood on 05 Apr 08

   

  Wade Ren wrote:
  > if this is still a problem, we'd appreciate some screenshots. thanks
  
  
  Screenshots will do little good (as you won't really notice the 'shift' that occurs) but let me try to explain it again. I find it hard to believe this only happens to me, but who knows....
  
  I am using firefox and the toolbar for firefox. The 'bookmark' icon that tells you if you have bookmarked the page before or not is the problem. If you have not bookmarked the page it is a white book with a green plus (+) sign. If you have bookmarked a page it is a reddish/orange book with a bookmark in it.
  
  It seems that the icons you use for these two items are not the same size as one another. The reddish/orange 'already bookmarked' icon is larger in dimensions. So, when you go to a page that is already bookmarked it increases the vertical height of the toolbar because it now has to fit a larger icon. This causes a downward shift of everything below the toolbar (other toolbars, the browser window etc...) and is very annoying when you go from page to page or from tab to tab.
  
  I believe it could be fixed by making sure the icons are the same size and the toolbar wouldn't need to dynamically resize. But maybe I am wrong in my diagnosis.
  
  Does this not happen to everyone?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Wade Ren wrote: <br /> > if this is still a problem, we'd appreciate some screenshots. thanks <br /> <br /> <br /> Screenshots will do little good (as you won't really notice the 'shift' that occurs) but let me try to explain it again. I find it hard to believe this only happens to me, but who knows.... <br /> <br /> I am using firefox and the toolbar for firefox. The 'bookmark' icon that tells you if you have bookmarked the page before or not is the problem. If you have not bookmarked the page it is a white book with a green plus (+) sign. If you have bookmarked a page it is a reddish/orange book with a bookmark in it. <br /> <br /> It seems that the icons you use for these two items are not the same size as one another. The reddish/orange 'already bookmarked' icon is larger in dimensions. So, when you go to a page that is already bookmarked it increases the vertical height of the toolbar because it now has to fit a larger icon. This causes a downward shift of everything below the toolbar (other toolbars, the browser window etc...) and is very annoying when you go from page to page or from tab to tab. <br /> <br /> I believe it could be fixed by making sure the icons are the same size and the toolbar wouldn't need to dynamically resize. But maybe I am wrong in my diagnosis. <br /> <br /> Does this not happen to everyone?</div>

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