Control: tags -1 + upstream Control: forwarded -1 http://bugs.pwmt.org/issue15
On 2014-01-02 15:30:36, Francesco Poli (wintermute) wrote: > A little question I haven't been able to find an answer to in the > man pages: is there a way to disable the continuous view mode in > zathura? > > I mean: zathura by default displays the document as a continuous > sequence of pages separated by gaps (having a size defined by the > page-padding option). > This is nice in some cases, but not really what some users want in > other cases. > > It would be useful if there were a command to switch to a more > "classical" single-page view, where only one page (or two or more pages, > if dual page view is active) is (are) shown at a time. Scrolling commands > would then let the user scroll the currently visible page(s) > until the bottom (or top) of the page(s) is reached; at that point, > one further scrolling command in the same direction would jump > to the top (or bottom) portion of the next (or previous) page(s). > > Ideally, there would be a key binding to toggle between continuous > view and single-page view and an option to define which mode should > be used when a document is loaded. > This would be somewhat similar to the d key (→ toggle dual page view) > and the pages-per-row option. > > I hope this is not too hard to implement. > Could you do so and/or forward my feature request upstream? There is also a bug report about that in the upstream bug tracker. Regards -- Sebastian Ramacher
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