Thanks. I will look into adding alignment to the table columns you mentioned but no numeric decimal alignment is available in Qt so it would have to be simulated by string conversion to fixed number of digits and right alignment.
That said, the alignment of the "tooltip" in the shown image is not easily changed or important as it is only a tooltip, not a real table.
Take care,
Kevin
Quote:
Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
I compressed the PNGs from:
14.4MB->11.2MB
by running them through TruePNG. (The older compression tool made by the guy who created ScriptPNG + ScriptJPG, now known as pingo.)
It works by:
- losslessly compressing the image
- throwing away the Alpha if not needed
- removing the metadata.
QoL Side Note: And while I was skimming through the images, I noticed:
Attachment 185498
When presenting data in columns, it's best to follow these key rules:
- Text = left-aligned
- Numbers = right-aligned
- Aligning on decimal if needed.
- + Match headings with the data's alignment.
This allows your eyes to easily read/compare rows.
So this:
Code:
(Left) (Left) (Left)
Level Included Hidden
h1 9 0
h2 52 0
h3 0 182
h4 0 61
h5 0 0
h6 0 0
would change to this:
Code:
(Left) (Right) (Right)
Level Included Hidden
h1 9 0
h2 52 0
h3 0 182
h4 0 61
h5 0 0
h6 0 0
(All "ones"/"tens"/"hundreds" align.)
Similar alignments can probably be used in other number-columns throughout Sigil.
I'm thinking:
- Spellcheck List's "Count" column
- The numbers in Tools > Reports
would be easier to read with right-alignment too. 
Code:
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123.34
56.78
9.00
1.23
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File Size
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