Quirks in 11.5.2

[pgt (George)]

In Map view, dog-ears, indicating the presence of text content in a note, only show in the rectangle and rounded shapes. I use Tinderbox for presentations and the dog-ears reminds me there is more to show in a particular note. It would be helpful if it displayed in all note shapes.

If I am showing a Map view in full screen, with the ‘View only’ state, and switch to outline view and then back to map, state is not preserved. That is, when I return, Map view is now in ‘View and Text’ mode. Furthermore, in switching to Outline view from Map view, there is a transient overlay of green borders demarcating outline vs text. These borders do not match the final layout of outline and text seen in Outline view; so it is unclear why they appear. Also, the outline portion of the view is always off the left edge of the screen and must be scrolled back.

I don’t know if these are quirks of the latest release but do not remember seeing these glitches in the past. The dog-ear issue, however, has been present for some time.

[eastgate]

@pgt

In Map view, dog-ears, indicating the presence of text content in a note, only show in the rectangle and rounded shapes. I use Tinderbox for presentations and the dog-ears reminds me there is more to show in a particular note. It would be helpful if it displayed in all note shapes.

The problem is, where to draw the dog ears? For example, an oval doesn’t have a lower right-hand corner. I’m certainly open to suggestions on this.

@pgt

If I am showing a Map view in full screen, with the ‘View only’ state, and switch to outline view and then back to map, state is not preserved.

Yep! This will be fixed in the next release; it’s already addressed in the current backstage release.

[pgt (George)]

Thank you.

Might the dog-ears for non-rectangular shapes be placed at the bottom center anchor point? I realize this is not as ‘neat’ in appearance as the right bottom for the rectangles.