Hello, Alexey,
I wonder if you plan to invent the merging of cells in a screen. I'll explain why it could be useful.
I have a some sort of generic view. It has a network map, large cell, I try to fit everything into 400x400. And on the side there is a disk usage graph. It is only 200 (+ a legend) pixels of height. the 150+ pixels are wasted. Even more, the graph below a map has to be ~400 pixels wide, but all other graphs are only 250 of width. Looks not unproportional. Something like this:
And having the rowspan and colspan features the screen could be more loaded. For example:
So you see what I mean? I hope you'll love to use that for your own screens too.
Good luck,
Mikhail
I wonder if you plan to invent the merging of cells in a screen. I'll explain why it could be useful.
I have a some sort of generic view. It has a network map, large cell, I try to fit everything into 400x400. And on the side there is a disk usage graph. It is only 200 (+ a legend) pixels of height. the 150+ pixels are wasted. Even more, the graph below a map has to be ~400 pixels wide, but all other graphs are only 250 of width. Looks not unproportional. Something like this:
Code:
+-----------------+ | | Gr | Gr | | M A P | | | | | | | |-------+----+----+ | Graph | Gr | Gr | +-----------------+
Code:
+-------------------+ | | Gr | Gr | | M A P +----+----+ | | Gr | Gr | |---------+----+----+ | Gr | Gr | Gr | Gr | +-------------------+
Good luck,
Mikhail
This will be implemented, no doubts.
I would see the number of lines, or curves, separated one from each other, and the overall status would be clear from the first glance.
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