So am I.Robert wrote:
I can never remember which arrows are expanded and which are collapsed, even though that is easy (the wider hollow arrows are expanded,
the narrow solid arrows are collapsed).
But I can very easily see that all the folds are consistently one way or the other.
With the up-slant & down-slant triangles the difference is just not so obvious to me.
(I also have difficulty remembering which of "\" "/" is Windows, which is URL.
Which is called "slash", "back-slash", "up-slash", "down-slash", "solidus", etc. I maybe have some kind of angle dyslexia.)
Robert
There is only one way to remember it:
Using the "+" sign for collapsed folds. That mean you click on the plus sign to see more.
And the "-" sign for expanded folds. That mean you click on the minus sign to see less.
The advantage is:
- easy to remember
- the plus and minus signs are available in a lot of fonts.
Certainly those signs are a little bit too small.
Ivan may draw it bigger or even longer if he would like to keep his drawing concepts.
But nobody will accept good idea.