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Allow slideshow with PDFs
Fix #444
Hm.. I am not sure about this as it will now overlay important controls:
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blocking. See my comment above
Hum, no idea how to solve that. Jan approved adding the slideshow
Hum, no idea how to solve that. Jan approved adding the slideshow
yeah, but he was probably not aware about the conflict with these buttons...
@jancborchardt @nimishavijay what do you reckon ? :)
Nice catch @szaimen, I would put the navigation behind the menu. I just checked and that's what the Gnome image viewer is doing:
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Suggestion by @artonge sounds good to me 🚀
Nice catch @szaimen, I would put the navigation behind the menu. I just checked and that's what the Gnome image viewer is doing:
the only problem that I see with that is that the pdfviewer is loaded in an iframe and I am not sure if it is possible to inject the overlay buttons into the iframe...
cc @skjnldsv
the only problem that I see with that is that the pdfviewer is loaded in an iframe and I am not sure if it is possible to inject the overlay buttons into the iframe...
Nope, indeed. We'd have to think differently :( Maybe reduce the arrow's height and hide them when the menu is opened :thinking:
hide them when the menu is opened 🤔
this sounds good to me 👍
How about just lowering those bottoms, and/or implementing left/right keys on devices with keyboards? There's already a handler for the escape key, why not monitor for L/R too?
Actually, for esc, one needs to click on the top bar (where the X is ) first before escape works.
Has some form of this enhancement made it into the 25.xx beta? I installed 25.0.0 RC1 into a vm but don't see any change in pdf navigation. Thank you
@gpz1100 no, this is not merged, see assigned 26 milestone
I think this is a very important feature and should be added soon as navigating through files should be easy within Nextcloud. I reckon the navigation should be added to the sidebar rather than through the slideshow feature, as it would circumvent all problems pointed out by @szaimen and would be an universal approach to all files, not just PDFs etc. Navigation buttons (previous/next file) in the sidebar would make more sense to me.
I'm confused, is this feature currently offered or will be offered or is being discarded entirely?
@gpz1100 Unfortunately seems the requests for this are quite low, if anyone wants to take over, feel free :+1:



