This is a screen capture from the Tips and Tweaks GUI in rc3 using the Azure theme.  There was crowding of the lower case field descriptors in rc2 that I dealt with, but capitalizing the text makes the text line even longer because of the character size of caps.  I think this is a bad choice because of the sidebar taking up horizontal space and now the larger field descriptor characters make it worse.  I would suggest leaving the field descriptors in lower case.

 

 

I also think lower case looks better.

Edited June 18, 20179 yr by dlandon

I thought uppercase was a nice substitute for bold case, but can reconsider.

 

I notice your input fields are very near to the text. There should be more space between the descriptions and the fields even on a 1280 screen. What layout structure is used here?

This is the screen shot with the White theme:

 

This is a screen shot with the Azure theme:

 

The left side settings are set to 75% of the screen width:

<div style="width: 75%; float:left">

The right side text is set to 25% of the screen width:

<div style="width: 25%; float:right">

If I make the left side wider and adjust the right side width, the right side text drops down below the settings and not next to the settings.

 

In general:

- I do not like the caps text.  Caps is fine for the headers and titles, but not the settings text.

- There should not be that much difference is the screen layout between the themes.

- I don't think it appropriate for plugins to have to be written with a lot of conditional code so the different themes are accommodated.

Edited June 16, 20179 yr by dlandon

All caps is harder to read, for me.  

I reverted to original boldcase in themes AZURE and GRAY.