[Digikam-devel] [Bug 296654] Thumbbar can't be scaled down without doing this trick

[DrSlony]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=296654

--- Comment #7 from DrSlony <bugs at seeitmyway.org> ---
Bug still present in 2.6.0-rc

I recorded a new screencast for you:
http://minus.com/m8KXl7Q8D/4
(click on Download (38.4 MB) if the flash doesn't play)

Watch out for the following:
1- I still cannot shrink the thumb bar's height at first.
2- If I detach it by clicking on the left ░ border it floats. I drop it
somewhere. Now when I click on the left ░ border I cannot move it around the
screen, it will only shrink horizontally. Update: I actually found after
recording this new screencast that there seems to a 1 pixel wide edge somewhere
in that left ░ border which, when I click on it, allows me to move the window,
but you can't expect anybody to hunt for an invisible 1 pixel wide spot to
click on to move it!
3- I cannot re-attach it since I cannot move it.
4- The only way to reattach it, as I found by accident, is to double-click on
that left ░ border
5- Now that it's re-attached, I can shrink the thumb bar's height.
6- I found another way of shrinking the thumb bar's height - change the widget
style from whatever it currently is to anything else. This is NOT a solution
(the Oxygen widget style is NOT the problem) because if I change it to anything
else and restart digiKam, I again wont be able to shrink the thumb bar
vertically - I still need to either detach-and-reattach it, or change the
widget style to something else than what it currently is.
You can see this in the new screencast: I restarted digiKam and couldn't shrink
the thumb bar vertically, so I changed widget styles to anythnig else from what
it was (it was Oxygen, I changed it to Cleanlooks) and now I could shrink it. I
restarted digiKam and although it was using Cleanlooks, it wouldn't let me
resize it. I changed the widget style back to Oxygen and now I could resize it.
Again, after restarting, I cant resize it.

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