Re: Which alternate row color spec is correct?
Re: Which alternate row color spec is correct?
- Subject: Re: Which alternate row color spec is correct?
- From: Dave Thorup <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 18:52:25 -0600
On 6/30/03 9:23 AM, "Stiphane Sudre" <email@hidden> wrote:
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With iTunes, the first row (at the top) is colored and the second white.
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With Safari, the first row is white and the second colored.
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With Sherlock, the first row is colored and the second white (Mac OS X
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10.2)
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With Sherlock, the first row is white and the second colored (from what
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I've seen on some snapshots on the Web)
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With Xcode, the first one is colored and the second is white (As can be
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seen on Apple's web site after making a little computation on the
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number of pixels between the scrollbar thumb and the scrollbar top)
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So which spec is the correct one:
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a) Colored and white (e.g. iTunes)
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b) White and colored (e.g. Safari)
I was just looking at Safari and noticed that although the view for the
bookmarks has the first row white and the second colored, the view for the
Downloads window is the exact opposite! (first row colored, second white)
So Apple can't even be consistent with this in the same application.
Anyway, I've heard that the new Interface Builder for Panther allows you to
turn on alternate row coloring with the flip of a switch.
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Dave Thorup
Software Engineer
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www.kuwan.net
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