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In UX, back/cancel/etc buttons usually go on the left, while forward/confirm/etc go on the right. (Note that even the icon for "Back" is a leftwards-pointing arrow.) STK put the Back arrow button on general screens in the upper left corner, but before this commit, put back/cancel/etc on the right in dialogs and such. This commit fixes things to be in line with standard UX conventions, and also in line with the pre-existing upper-left corner Back button placement on screens in STK. https://ux.stackexchange.com/a/63239
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19 lines
819 B
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<stkgui>
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<div x="2%" y="10%" width="96%" height="80%" layout="vertical-row" >
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<label id="title" width="100%" text_align="center" word_wrap="true" proportion="1" />
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<spacer height="5%" width="10" />
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<buttonbar id="buttons" height="30%" width="30%" align="center">
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<icon-button id="cancel" width="128" height="128" icon="gui/icons/restart.png"
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I18N="In the 'confirm resolution' dialog, that's shown when switching resoluton" text="Revert" align="center"/>
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<icon-button id="accept" width="128" height="128" icon="gui/icons/green_check.png"
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I18N="In the 'confirm resolution' dialog, that's shown when switching resoluton" text="Accept" align="center"/>
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</buttonbar>
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</div>
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</stkgui>
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