Add "Three Vertical Tiles" quick layout option
Kee Lau
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The new version Logos 9 and at least one former version do not show 3 columns/panes in the LAYOUTS. When I have only 3 books having been opened and then click LAYOUT icon, it shows 3 columns/panes. But if I have more books having been opened, it shows more than 3 columns/panes. If I have 25 books having been opened, there will be 25 little square panes. I have to move these little panes to result in 3 columns. This is wasting my time.
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Here I would add my attachment for more than 3 books having been opened.0
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I can't find anything to indicate that its behavior has changed. Have you verified that this is not a bug by asking for help in the forums?
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The tooltip for the "Three Columns" icon is "Vertical", so it's currently working as designed: to put all the open tiles in a vertical-first orientation. I've renamed your feedback item to suggest adding a new quick layout.0
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@mjespuiva-86
I think I need to make clear my point. See attachment. In case the red words in the attachment is not clear, here I re-type them--
(1) Now there are 2 columns (or vertical tiles). But I want to have 3 columns. So I click this icon (that shows 3 columns).
(2) After clicking that icon, there are now 16 tiles (or panes). So this is not what I want.
So I believe that there is a bug, and thus I hope Logos can fix this bug. Thanks.0 -
@bradley-grainger Please see my reply to MJ Smith.0
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@keethlau144-26 It's _not_ a "Three Columns" command, it's a "Vertical" command. (See the tooltip for the icon.) So it's currently functioning as designed. This isn't a bug; you're making a suggestion for new functionality, and I've edited your suggestion correspondingly.0
