[Design, minor]: Better identification of keyboard switch for special signs! [released]
I like to have a better identification of switches (vs. keys) in keyboard layout. Regarding my already answered question here (https://together.jolla.com/question/75911/) I simply didn't identify the sign ("½") as switch, I thought its a one-half sign. Even more the double arrow (keyboard layout in WLAN key input) indicates the same meaning "more keys" (but it's "enter"). So please make it more intuitive understandable with a greyish background for switch and an "enter-sign" like in normal keyboard layout.
Thanks.
Edit: changed the sentence order slightly, added that question is "already answered" and have made suggestion for normal keyboard layout with background "greyish"
I have to agree with you that the "1/2" switch is quite unclear if you're new to the OS. It probably should have the same highlight as the "space" key and the "?123/ ABC" key, for example.
On the other hand, your question addresses two separate issues: special sign selection and WLAN key input, so this should perhaps be split into two posts for the community to be able to vote on the individual topics.
Kayakist ( 2015-01-10 02:01:18 +0200 )edit@Kayakist: the WLAN key input is answered. So this link is only for reference reason. I edited my question to make that more clear.
M.Bln. ( 2015-01-10 02:20:54 +0200 )edit@M.Bln Please add what you have edited to the end of the original post. Sometimes the original questions get edited so much, that some of the comments don't make much sense afterwards...
Kayakist ( 2015-01-10 03:41:48 +0200 )edit