* option to always show folders uncollapsed
* option to not show tabs (browser has tabs already)
* don't show labels folder if no labels are set
* could the "theme color" be configurable?

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#content-tabs .nowrapTabStrip { display : none; };
mimox wrote:it has "View in a new tab", which does not open in a new *browser* tab however
mimox wrote:Two more things:
* does it make sense to show the "NEW" icon on every line in "Fresh articles"? those are always "NEW"?
* I can see why you positioned the feed icon on the right side (the left is already quite busy) but is it useful on the right?
fox wrote:As to 2), you can do a simple CSS hack:Code: Select all
#content-tabs .nowrapTabStrip { display : none; };
great new design, dojo/dijit really works great for tt-rss!
my small request; the ability to disable the twitter-widget which is now under each article (on online.tt-rss.org that is) in the preferences
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body#ttrssMain span#tweet-button { display : none ! important; }
mimox wrote:Thanks, I am using this now for a few days. I tried to give the toolbar a top border to make it look better but #main-toolbar { border-top: 1px solid #b5bcc7 !important; }; does not seem to work? Am I doing anything wrong?
Regarding the context menu... not sure about it. It felt quicker before using the native browser menu. It was actually easier... press, move-to-right, release. Not it is press, release, move-to-right, move-to-bottom, press, release
fox wrote:my small request; the ability to disable the twitter-widget which is now under each article (on online.tt-rss.org that is) in the preferences
There actually is an option, in config.php, which toggles this globally. I'm not sure I want to add a separate per-user preference for this because of the whole feature overload thing I'm trying to fight and enabling tweet button based on whether user had registered with Twitter in tt-rss isn't exactly right too for a variety of reasons.
having a generic preference "include 3rd party sharing widgets" would make much sense?
a review of all preferences however, could be beneficial. if you want I can review, if some others do as well (or if you add some tracking of preference usage on online) we might be able to come up with a better preferences screen?
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