As the commit says, it should more or less mitigate the problem. The biggest problem right now is the RatingBar because (as far as I know) it is not possible to scale it according to the space that is left on the right side of the poster.
As a more permanent solution, the show poster could be hidden when editing the show, but I'd like to refrain from doing so if I can help it. So other suggestions are more than welcome. :)
As the commit says, it should more or less mitigate the problem. The biggest problem right now is the RatingBar because (as far as I know) it is not possible to scale it according to the space that is left on the right side of the poster.
As a more permanent solution, the show poster could be hidden when editing the show, but I'd like to refrain from doing so if I can help it. So other suggestions are more than welcome. :)
it is not possible to scale it according to the space that is left on the right side of the poster.
Is it possible to make it smaller reragless of the free space available? I mean do not scale it at all.
So other suggestions are more than welcome.
At TMDb website when you going to rate the show, you allowed to do so using scale of one to ten. I think it's probably a good idea to provide a possibility to just enter a number from one to ten, instead of using stars.
>it is not possible to scale it according to the space that is left on the right side of the poster.
Is it possible to make it smaller reragless of the free space available? I mean do not scale it at all.
>So other suggestions are more than welcome.
At TMDb website when you going to rate the show, you allowed to do so using [scale of one to ten](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scale_of_one_to_ten). I think it's probably a good idea to provide a possibility to just enter a number from one to ten, instead of using stars.
Is it possible to make it smaller reragless of the free space available? I mean do not scale it at all.
There is one way, but it is not meant to be used in that way. The other way is scaling, but it creates new problems.
At TMDb website when you going to rate the show, you allowed to do so using scale of one to ten. I think it's probably a good idea to provide a possibility to just enter a number from one to ten, instead of using stars.
It's a bit unfortunate of the stars (I personally liked it), but I guess that is the best solution for now yes.
> Is it possible to make it smaller reragless of the free space available? I mean do not scale it at all.
There is one way, but it is not meant to be used in that way. The other way is scaling, but it creates new problems.
> At TMDb website when you going to rate the show, you allowed to do so using scale of one to ten. I think it's probably a good idea to provide a possibility to just enter a number from one to ten, instead of using stars.
It's a bit unfortunate of the stars (I personally liked it), but I guess that is the best solution for now yes.
As the commit says, it should more or less mitigate the problem. The biggest problem right now is the RatingBar because (as far as I know) it is not possible to scale it according to the space that is left on the right side of the poster.
As a more permanent solution, the show poster could be hidden when editing the show, but I'd like to refrain from doing so if I can help it. So other suggestions are more than welcome. :)
Is it possible to make it smaller reragless of the free space available? I mean do not scale it at all.
At TMDb website when you going to rate the show, you allowed to do so using scale of one to ten. I think it's probably a good idea to provide a possibility to just enter a number from one to ten, instead of using stars.
There is one way, but it is not meant to be used in that way. The other way is scaling, but it creates new problems.
It's a bit unfortunate of the stars (I personally liked it), but I guess that is the best solution for now yes.
Reference doesn't seem to show up, but it has been solved in commit
03bb6d2159.