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Wes Duenkel
Wes Duenkel
Inspiring
June 20, 2019
Question

Info on the bottom of the Content panel needs to be moved back to 2018 version

  • June 20, 2019
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When in the "Preview" workspace, the vital information on the bottom of the Content panel is lost. In Bridge 2018, this was permanently along the bottom of the whole Bridge program window. Now that it's INSIDE the Content panel, the file number count, etc, is lost because the Content panel is too narrow to display it. C'mon. Why move it? It was perfect where it was! Or at the very least, make the file count stay, and the thumbnail size slider disappear. I often use the file count when filtering images by rating, etc. I have no idea why this was moved.

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    Akash Sharma
    Akash Sharma
    Legend
    June 21, 2019

    Hi WesDuenkel,

    With this release, margins and spacing in the Content panel have been efficiently utilized so that more thumbnails fit in the default view. This allows users to easily view more number of assets and browse through them.

    However, you can still choose to show the info you need in the Content panel for each thumbnail. You can choose the type of metadata to show from Preferences> Thumbnails menu in Bridge 9.1. See the screenshots below for reference:

    Thanks,

    Akash

    Wes Duenkel
    Wes DuenkelAuthor
    Inspiring
    June 21, 2019

    No, that is not a solution. Here is what I'm talking about:

    Akash Sharma
    Akash Sharma
    Legend
    June 21, 2019

    I get it what you're referring to. Thanks for the screenshot and sorry about the confusion.

    In Bridge 8.1(or 2018) the Zoom bar and the info used to show up on a fixed bar, contracting or expanding the Content window had no effect.

    However, in Bridge 9.1(or 2019) the Zoom bar and info is kept under the same window as Content, so reducing the size of the window upto a mark where it no longer displays the info is expected behavior by design.

    I would like to know why are you reducing the Content window size so much? What is your display size and resolution? Basically, if you keep reducing the Content window size it will disappear after a point where it will hide the image as well.

    ~Akash

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