What's a "border" in this context? Can you clarify what exactly we want
this to look like?
I made a proof of concept which adds a vertical scrollbar - I don't know
if that's what this refers to, but it should serve as a basis for
discussion if nothing else.
** Also affects: ubuntu-ux
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1561090
Title:
Not obvious when you can scroll a dialog’s contents
Status in Ubuntu UX:
New
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
1. Create a dialog that has “Cancel” and “OK” buttons, and other contents
that make it too tall to fit in some situations — for example, on a phone in
landscape mode with the OSK present.
2. Open the dialog in that situation.
What you see: Unless a particular control is only partly visible,
there is no obvious clue that the dialog is scrollable.
What you should see: A visible border at the edge(s) that the dialog
can currently be scrolled in.
<https://goo.gl/H5ZBvQ> (currently Canonical-only link, sorry): “In
addition to a scroller, the body area should have a visible top/bottom
border whenever you are not scrolled to the top/bottom, indicating
that the area is scrollable in that direction.”
This is a sequel to bug 1376763. It may save time to fix this bug at
the same time as bug 1561082.
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