[KCMs/Night Color] Explain Night Color feature inline
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Authored by ngraham on Oct 24 2019, 12:56 AM.

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All the other platforms that have implemented this feature offer a little inline
explanation of what it is and what it does, but we do not. I think it makes sense to add
our own, since it's not a totally intuitive thing.

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I was going to suggest that we use the module subtitle for this, but it looks like we don't use those anymore.

This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Oct 24 2019, 6:49 AM
zzag accepted this revision.Oct 24 2019, 8:57 AM
zzag added a comment.Oct 24 2019, 8:59 AM

[KCMs/Night Color]

Plasma folks don't use such scopes. They prefer, correct me if I'm wrong, something like "[Night Color KCM]".

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They prefer, correct me if I'm wrong, something like "[Night Color KCM]".

Plasma folks don't really have a good style sorted. You can find examples of 3 different styles.

It is a good point that we miss a consistency :/
but it also means no individual commit is wrong right now.

Hmm, I feel the text here is a bit vague... "can make" should probably be "makes". Also, do people understand what "making colours warmer" means?

ngraham updated this revision to Diff 68704.Oct 24 2019, 4:41 PM

Tweak wording and set a maximum width for the label

Hmm, I feel the text here is a bit vague... "can make" should probably be "makes". Also, do people understand what "making colours warmer" means?

I would hope so; warm vs cool colors is a grade-school-level-art-class concept . :) We also use "warm" and "Cool" for the slider's explanatory labels.

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GB_2 added a subscriber: GB_2.EditedOct 24 2019, 4:42 PM

In the Desktop Effects KCM the info label is top-left aligned.

The desktop effects KCM doesn't have a centered form layout like this one does. I tried a left-aligned label but it looked quite odd.