in the screen for choosing a custom icon from the “file” option.
in the screen for choosing a custom icon from the “file” option. would it be possible to get the “go up one folder” button somehow pinned at the top of the screen (maybe next to the spinner, cause there isn’t a lot of room).
when browsing for a icon in some folders with lots of items, the need to scroll to the top every time really interups the work flow.
and the icon of the same button now changes when I enter the screen depending on the folder it’s starts.
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I see what you mean. Some file explorers use the back key but I guess it wouldn’t be a solution here, or maybe yes if the home key is used to cancel the image picking process?
I am sorry but I didn’t understood what you mean in your last sentence?
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Pierre Hébert when you choose ‘launcher images’ the first item is labeled always ‘UP’
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Oh! so it’s really time to change this, lol!
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Maarten H this is a great idea! A scroll bar would also be nice, but a search field would be even better. Some of my images folders Have literally thousands of images. Finding the right icon, wallpaper, or background image can take 15 min to scroll to the “S” section.
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Thomas Greer top-right icon with the magnifier 😉
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TrianguloY is this new? Not sure how I missed this. It’s just like most things I can’t find, it’s in my hand! 😀
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Yes it’s new 🙂 Only a few releases back
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Pierre Hébert Geez, I am absent minded!
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You aren’t, there has been a few lines in the ChangeLog recently…
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https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2Gltk_LlAG4c2lCMzUtdWItZjQ&authuser=0
Sorry for my really really late reaction.
I saw LLX is already out of beta 🙂 but in the picture you can see that the icon for “Up” is replaced with an icon from that folder. when i go up to another folder the icon sometimes changes to another image from that folder. it is completely random (so it seems) when this change occurs.
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