[MlMt] SideBar organisational tabs/menus

[Jody Foo]

The thread arc panel never really worked out for me as I found that they 
didn't provide me with any guidance on what would happen when I pressed 
each circle. Sort of like clicking on a message without knowing what it 
is about. That was sort of the starting point of why I added the thread 
panel to my layout in the first place ;)

On 27 Apr 2016, at 4:07, Gary Hull wrote:

> Have you thought of adding a message thread arc panel to these? Why 
> not go for everything, including the kitchen sink!
>
> On 26 Apr 2016, at 18:53, Jody Foo wrote:
>
>> Hi all, just chipping in here. I've done quite a bit of modifications 
>> to my sidebar layout, so here are two images just an example use case 
>> (the images below link to larger versions).
>>
>> [![](http://box.fnurl.se/mailmate/mm-vertical-thread-corr_mini.png)](http://box.fnurl.se/mailmate/mm-vertical-thread-corr.png)
>>
>> [![](http://box.fnurl.se/mailmate/mm-widescreen-thread-corr_mini.png)](http://box.fnurl.se/mailmate/mm-widescreen-thread-corr.png)
>>
>>
>> If anybody is interested, here is also a link to the two layouts I'm 
>> using.
>>
>> - 
>> http://box.fnurl.se/mailmate/wide+vertical_thread-corr_mmlayouts.zip
>>
>> I am quite happy with them. The middle *thread panel* shows all 
>> messages that belong to the selected message of the *correspondence 
>> panel*. The selection in the *correspondence panel* follows the 
>> selection in the thread panel if it changes.
>>
>> Also, the messages listed in the correspondence panel include all 
>> messages where both the sender and the recipient are mentioned in any 
>> field, not where the sender and recipient switch places as this is 
>> more in line with my own intuition of correspondence (sacrificing a 
>> bit of precision for better recall).
>>
>> In the zip-file, there are also versions with the bottom 
>> correspondence pane exchanged for a "messages with the same tag" pane 
>> which shows messages with the same tag (any I hope) as the selected 
>> message in the main message outline (top).
>>
>> cheers,
>>
>> Jody
>>
>> On 27 Feb 2016, at 22:18, Marc ARC wrote:
>>
>>> Benny,
>>>
>>> Sound great !!
>>>
>>> Marc
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 26 Feb 2016, at 10:37, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
>>>
>>>> On 25 Feb 2016, at 16:01, Marc ARC wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> For me it would be handy to have an additional MyMailboxes 
>>>>> menu/tab in the sidebar where I can put the SmartMailboxes I use.
>>>>> Could this also benefit other users ?
>>>>> Or is there an other elegant way to have similar presentation.
>>>>
>>>> You already got various ideas in the thread. I just want to add 
>>>> that my future ambition is to make the mailbox list “simpler”. 
>>>> I want to remove the MAILBOXES and SOURCES groups allowing users to 
>>>> order it any way they like. At the same time I would like the 
>>>> universal mailboxes to be optional (also allowing the creation of 
>>>> other universal mailboxes).
>>>>
>>>> But I haven't written a single line of code for this which means 
>>>> that I make *no promises*.
>>>>
>>>> -- 
>>>> Benny
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