Hi all!
Using Atom 1.17.0 x64 (Mac), the spacing between the filenames and icons do not match the sidebar; they feel pretty crunched together. Here's an example of the sidebar:

And the top bar:

I believe they had a bit more space between them in previous versions, so maybe something with the Atom update messed with this a bit. Thanks!
Hey there,
That's strange. I'm running the same version and OS as you, but haven't noticed a difference in advance widths. Could you please tell me what theme you're using?
Hi,
I'm using the One Dark theme (UI and syntax).
Same issue here
Digging into this a bit more, it does look like there's a difference in spacing in the CSS.
Here's the sidebar:

And the top bar:

Kind of a weird mix of px and em, so possibly some core Atom styles changed?
Also, is it just me or have the panel tabs got a lot narrower?
Same issue here.
Looks like this was deliberate. This part fell right on the money, too:
__Possible Drawbacks:__
This might override icon packages.
They've actually done the right thing; in fact, using em units is something this package should've been doing from day 1. Seems we're stuck with pixel measurements now... switching to em units would probably have pretty far-reaching consequences.
Anyway, the lack of breathing space is easily solved on our end:
~css
.tab-bar .tab .title:before{
width: 1em;
}
~
Result:

I'd prefer not to touch the icon-sizes, though. We shouldn't be fighting with theme styling anymore; and I'd prefer we avoid doing so, too. If you guys want to enlarge the icons, you can always crank the font-size of the icons with your stylesheets:
~css
.tab-bar .tab .title:before{
font-size: 1.5em; /* 鈥tc */
}
~
This is probably worth releasing a hotfix for, since One Dark is such a commonly-used theme (and I hate to imagine how many users have already been bugged by this since Atom v1.17 was released).
Okay, published! Sorry if that took too long...
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Looks like this was deliberate. This part fell right on the money, too:
They've actually done the right thing; in fact, using
emunits is something this package should've been doing from day 1. Seems we're stuck with pixel measurements now... switching toemunits would probably have pretty far-reaching consequences.Anyway, the lack of breathing space is easily solved on our end:
~css.tab-bar .tab .title:before{
width: 1em;
}
~
Result:

I'd prefer not to touch the icon-sizes, though. We shouldn't be fighting with theme styling anymore; and I'd prefer we avoid doing so, too. If you guys want to enlarge the icons, you can always crank the
font-sizeof the icons with your stylesheets:~css.tab-bar .tab .title:before{
font-size: 1.5em; /* 鈥tc */
}
~