Re: How to show the size of messages?
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On Sunday, January 26, 2020 9:03:56 PM CET Erik Quaeghebeur wrote: > > You have a menu on the second screenshot showing a menu. I > > don't seem to have this menu, either. How did you get that? > > As I suggested: clone a theme and try it out. (Right-click the elements in > the ‘example’.) It seems that you cannot modify stock themes. That may be > the one thing I hadn't realized and therefore didn't mention that may be > holding you back. Right, it makes people think that it doesn't work. It would be better to get a warning that you need to create a new theme or clone first. > > There is no indication that there can be columns when there is > > only one. The > > text shouldn't say that there are columns when there aren't any > > or should say > > that you could have some and how. And see above, I don't have this menu. > > Did you try to clone a theme, as I suggested? Yes, and the cloned theme doesn't have columns, either :) > > I like flexibility, and I think there is quite a gap between the design > > and > > the flexibility. How to get the size displayed is probably all obvious to > > someone who designed/programmed it and maybe someone who just likes to > > play > > with all the buttons while it is nothing but confusing to the > > point of being > > impossible to someone like me who just needed to quickly pick some > > messages > > amongst many while in the process in doing something entirely different. > > I can understand that it must be frustrating when nothing works as you > would expect. But I think that once you try to clone a theme and try to > drag the size box, you'll find things are more intuitive than you currently > believe. Once it works it's actually great. The changes I mentioned might make it even better, and I wish there was an Apply button so we can see the changes made without closing the editing window. > >> In any case, I suggest you clone a theme, > >> and then explore and try until you've discovered all features. > > > > That is precisely what I wanted to avoid: play with all the buttons. But > > I > > can do that now ... > > Well, do it: clone a theme and just drag the single box (size) that you > want to add. (Please do not spend time replying until you have cloned a > theme and tried to drag the size box to your preferred location.) > > If it still doesn't work, I think your installation is broken. Fortunately, it seems to work fine :) I keep getting a notification (like every time when mail is being checked) that there are multiple merge candidates in folder XXX. I have a folder XXX in two different accounts. Is there anything I could do to avoid this notification? So far nothing bad seems to have happened, but that doesn't mean it's ok. > > Well, I can drag the fields and it has no effect, and I'm not getting this > > menu. Maybe it works better when I clone a theme ... > > Please do try that. I want to help, but it is, to be honest, a little > frustrating when one gets the impression that one's suggestions are ignored > and exploration time is wasted writing instead. Sure is; I just wanted to finish the mail before playing with the buttons. > > Where would I find the log files? > > This is distribution-specific. I thought kmail might have it's own log file somehwere.