Panning visualisation using mouse to drag - goes beyond ends of protein

[timlevine]

when I drag the screen either direction, the bar indicates the proteins goes on for ever in both directions. Can it be set to only go from 1 to the end?
Thanks,
T

[ilectra]

It seems it makes sense to remove the panning tool from the summary view, and restrict it to only the y direction for the detail view.
@timlevine , do you want similar constraints for the wheel zoom tool, or should I remove it completely?

[timlevine]

Some of these pages are a joy - for example http://hhyeast.ukwest.cloudapp.azure.com:5000/YFT2/yeast which very beautifuuly shows the basis of a paper from my lab in 2017 where we scooped our opposition! I have never ever got the hang of the wheel! How can I use it on a MacBook? I’ve just looked at http://hhyeast.ukwest.cloudapp.azure.com:5000/YPR097W Overall this is much clearer and more intuitive. I found some issues - general and specific: general: 1. you mentioned once having a download file button on the pages - not having to go to the very start and enter a name + press download file. users will struggle to go round that loop. Did you tell me that this would be dropped!? 2. Changing the parameters produces a lot of text - can the word cluster” be replaced with “#” and drop all “ :” to compress it a bit. specific: 3. hit in Pfam PF00787 should be to columns 470-499 - in line with the hits in the other windows (1O7K, ad Ypt35). Good luck trying to find the bug for that!

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