Since a placeholder text is being used when the folder is empty, it
also makes sense to show a similar placeholder text when the view is
still loading, especially now that the status bar which previously
contained a loading indicator now disappears when a folder is loading.
When folders size is available and unless sort dir first is set, folders
and files can be grouped together in the regular size groups.
Without this you can end up with multiple groups being added each time a
folder size alternates with a file size.
Relates to d520b417c97bdbdfece2a497dac8b5384a80b597
This should have belonged to my previous merge
480b3067d2 but somehow I managed to
miss this one line.
It was written by Derek Christ as part of
dc3beae3ab.
Before this patch, the shift-action modifier in context menus did not
work when a sub-context menu is open, that does not have the main
context menu as its parent.
The new fix installs an event filter on QApplication whenever a new
context menu is opened to make the context menu aware of shift-presses
even when a sub-context menu is in focus.
BUG: 425997
FIXED-IN: 21.04
This way they're more correct, which means they can work with KHelpCenter
and when falling back to opening the relevant page at docs.kde.org in any
web browser.
See https://invent.kde.org/graphics/okular/-/merge_requests/441 for more
details.
(cherry picked from commit 5e79f27aec)
This way they're more correct, which means they can work with KHelpCenter
and when falling back to opening the relevant page at docs.kde.org in any
web browser.
See https://invent.kde.org/graphics/okular/-/merge_requests/441 for more
details.
This commit removes the "toggle_filter" action from the default
toolbar configuration. It is not quite important enough to be
always visible on the toolbar by default. Instead it is easily
accessible through the hamburger menu and the menu bar.
The filter is only really necessary if one has a lot of items in
the current location and one knows exactly how to identify a
certain item among them by the name which probably isn't how most
people browse their files.
There are also some more advanced use-cases but advanced users
will be able to either learn the keyboard shortcut or move this
action back to the toolbar.
People seem to use the "Sort By" menu often enough that it should
be available through the hamburger menu.
Before this change one could only sort the view through the right-
click context menu, using the details view mode or by using the
actions from the menu bar.
adds a method to ask what's the sorting strategy (column and order) for a particular Url, as Dolphin can have directory-specific sorting strategies
This makes possible for other apps that have lists of files, like Gwenview to use the same sorting when invoked from dolphin, ie opening an image
CCBUG:236059
In case there are custom, old plugin lying around they can't be loaded
anyways, because the version does not match. In case that gets fixed one
could just port the plugin to JSON metadata.
Also the mechanism that is used is about to be deprecated.
For some reason on Wayland `QClipboad::dataChanged` can be emitted after
the main window gets deleted. In particular this happens when closing the
main window while another dialog is open.
Since we are closing the window, we can just disconnect this signal and
prevent this crash from ever happening.
This patch makes the Places panel to use SmallMedium icon size as default, making it easier to read. It also removes extra spacing from items with small icons (reverts e9a39700 and 56888a56).
BUG: 437345
Right now this action is using the "document-new" icon, which depicts
creating a new file. This is inaccurate, as the menu provides options for
creating more than just files: it has one option to create folders and
three for creating different types of links. In fact, depending on the
set of installed software, there may not be any options to create new
documents at all!
To fix this, the icon would need to be made either more specific or
more generic.
There is no such icon that depicts being able to create a folder, a
document, or a link; such a thing is too specific to be able to
represent with a small icon. So our only real option is to use a more
generic icon.
This commit does that.
