[Groovy]

Has anyone been able to change the Default Icon Size in the Sidebar?
It looks like 32 x 32 but I would like it to be the same size as column view as default.

I looked in the finder pref plist but nothing jumped out as me as the default setting for this.
I thought there would be a pref for this kind of stuff but I can't find it yet. Hmmm..... I wonder
where that setting is hiding?

At the very least IMHO the sidebar icons should be the same size as the icons on the
right side. I guess what I'm saying is I feel the sidebar should match the view you are in.
ICON or LIST or COLUMN (at least be given the OPTION for this) Also it would be nice if
given a choice so the sidebar text was under the icons like i have it set in icon view.
Furthermore, sidebar text is default 12 it appears. I would rather have an option to
default it to 10.

In the finder preferences all this stuff should be there for global default. Now each window
in toolbar should be a button right next to say the action drop down and it should be called
something like "view options for this window" or a shorter "View Options" which would
override the global defaults for that window only. i feel having "show view options" under
the "Action" drop like it is now is not a good spot for it.


yes all the above IMHO

[NetworkShadow]

The icons seem to change size depending on how many icons are in the bar, but I'm unsure if there are any settings for it.

[Groovy]

yeah i can't find any.


The search continues

[NetworkShadow]

Well when Silk runs on Panther we can change the font, and the size is the same as what's set for Finder I think.

[mrtew]

To make the icons as small as the other icons in column view just drag a couple dozen icons in there below the one's you'd actually ever use. That will keep them all crunched up to their smallest size. You might even make a totally transparent icon for them and name them with only spaces so you won't even know they are there!

[barbarian]

you can use the same transparent icons you use as dock spacers.

[Groovy]

I guess that will do for now


Thanks everyone!