Hello esword12345, You want space between the screen edges and the text displayed on your screen.
Perhaps you could mention which device you are using, and what the size limitations of the screen is which you are using. Are you using some screen which is still in warrantee, or is it using out-dated technology?
Perhaps you could also get a larger screen, and link that larger screen to your computer, so you can read the text more easily.
Do you not have an option to control the amount of space used by the display on your screen, so it is not flush with the edges of your screen? You do not say if your screen is set to 100% or smaller, wider, or higher.
SUGGESTION: Try to contact the manufacturer of your device, and the manufacturer of your screen, and ask them if they have a formula which would provide the webmasters with the necessary parameters, to format text so it is one or two pixels from the edges of the screen. Also, you could contact the programmers of your browser - they may also have already invented a suitable algorithm which will cater for the display of text in the different varying screen sizes.
Try viewing the screen in landscape, not portrait, mode.
Then you could share their answers, and information, with the designer of e-Sword, Rick Meyers, and let him know what you suggest. In this way you would help the world by being part of the solution, instead of being a beggar pleading for others to use their inventiveness to invent something for your benefit. The direct email link is rick@e-sword.net
HINT: If I quickly compare the screens, using e-Sword version 13.0.0. the problem is in most screens, BUT a solution was already successfully invented for the screen using the Bible, Maximized, where the text is displayed in a text box when using the "Parallel" format. There, you will see that there is a space before and after the line of text, which is wrapped inside the text display box. Suggest to Rick Meyers, the designer of e-Sword, that he could please consider to implement that same format of displaying the text, inside all the other versions of the e-Sword screen borders, on a global scale, throughout all other e-Sword display screens, also. Rick Meyers has already invented a suitable solution - now to ripple that solution though to all other screen displays of text, throughout e-Sword, as version 13.0.1.
Give him full details of your equipment, and operating system, and screen details, and manufacturer details, and clear printouts, also. If this is a global problem, I am sure someone has worked on this display problem already.
esword12345, on 24 Feb 2022 - 7:27 PM, said:
esword12345, on 24 Feb 2022 - 7:27 PM, said:
Hello,
I love eSword.... But the text e.g. in the Bible and commentaries display butts right up against the left and right sides of the window in which it is displayed.
This makes it more difficult to read than if there were a margin of white space around the edges... say 2 or 3 pixels.
Is there any way to add margins inside the text display windows?
Thanks!
Robert
Edited by Olaf Bacon, 25 February 2022 - 05:00 AM.