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Split Pane Tabs Overlap with Nord-atom-ui enabled #66

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jakethedev opened this issue Jun 14, 2017 · 3 comments
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Split Pane Tabs Overlap with Nord-atom-ui enabled #66

jakethedev opened this issue Jun 14, 2017 · 3 comments

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@jakethedev
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I've narrowed it down to the theme through several iterations of flipping packages on and off, so I'm 99% sure nord-atom-ui is the cause: When I have several tabs open, then I click and drag one by its handle at the top of the screen to the side of the editor for a 'split pane' edit to show two files side-by-side, the original tab pane won't stretch/shrink to accommodate the split. So if I stretch the new tab out at all, the tab handle at the top of the screen simply floats over the other tab handles. A working example where the tabs all play nice with each other is the One Dark default theme

In case it's relevant, I'm running the most recent stable release of atom on Ubuntu 14.04, with nord-ui 0.11.0

@arcticicestudio
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@jakethedev Sorry for my late reply, I've been busy with my job.

Which OS and version of Atom are you running? Atom 1.18 includes the new dock system which may fix this problem due to a rewrite of the pane container layout. If this is still a problem it would be nice if you can post a screencast or some screenshots so I can try to reproduce this.

@jakethedev
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@arcticicestudio No worries, I'm certainly no great example of quick replies myself haha. I left out an important detail on the prior comment, I'll bold it below. I'm running Ubuntu 14.04 and Atom 1.18, and I can still reproduce it, the steps are straightforward enough to warrant trying to write it out:

  • Turn on nord ui, and in the nord settings, turn off Full Width Tab Sizing
  • Open a bunch of tabs in Atom, and split them across two side-by-side panes
  • Using the vertically-oriented divider between the two panes, resize them to push the tab headers of both panes against each other
  • You should see them overlap and behave weirdly. Specifically, the left-pane's headers will hide behind the right pane with no attempt at resizing or stopping the invasion of the right side.

I initially posted this issues when I had a ton of tabs open across multiple panes, but you can reproduce it with just two panes that have one tab each.

@arcticicestudio
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I was able to reproduce this using your updated reproduction steps. This bug is indeed weird, I'll need to dig into the new Atom layout feature.

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