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Menu widget: Font. Filter widget: color and final line

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05-30-2022 03:20 AM
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JavierMadoz1
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I have three issues that have to do with the final look and feel of the application so they may not be a priority. But, as I think they probably should not be difficult to implement and could improve the final visual aspect of our applications, I dare to suggest them:

  1. Menu widget. Allow to change the font. Same way as the text widget.
  2. Filter widget. When you ask for it to fill the whole height, it doesn't really do it. Currently, the final line appears where the widget content ends.

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    3. Filter widget. When you place it horizontally it allows you to change the background color, but when you place it vertically it doesn't really do it. I understand that this is a product bug.

Thank you.

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TonghuiMing

1 - The way is to change the font inside the Theme editor, and it affects all places inside the builder:

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2 & 3 - For vertical arrangements, the clauses are inside our panel, while the widget background is behind it. The only difference is that for horizontal styles, clauses are inside a popper.

All designed behaviors here.

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JavierMadoz1

Hi again Thonghui,

1- That works.

2- I should have put a picture. I have set both filters with a pink fill. Behaviour is different.

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3- What I expected when setting up a vertical filter of 100% height was that it would fill the entire length of the section. In pink we can see that it does not.

In any case, these are minor issues.

Thank you.

TonghuiMing

@JavierMadoz1 - Yeah, for 2 & 3, the filter panel height depends on the actual content height (how many filters are configured) instead of a responsive height (fill/stretched scenario). The first one shows the background because the content height is smaller than the widget container height, while the other is the opposite.