Add some REAL "Reply" , "Send" boxes

[Manos]

You should take seriously in mind to add real boxes with "Reply", "Send" etc. indicators.

The existing boxes are very strange and sometimes users click in a wrong box or are take some seconds to mouseover and check the tooltiptext of each box to see what's writing on it!

PLEASE, don't make our lives difficult!

[rosali]

RoundCube is skinable. Create your own skin which meets your personal preferences.

[Risket]

There's also a "Send Now" button at the bottom of the compose email text area. That's what I always use because the "Send Now" icon is a little awkward.

I'm in the process of customizing those icons though. If you go to the mail "/skins/default/images/" directory you can save those images and edit them in Photoshop or something. There are also all the stylesheets (.css) files in "/skins/default/" that you can customize even further.

I attached a JPG of how I've customized RoundCube for my mother in law's business. I plan on further customizing the icons but this was all done by modifying the stylesheets and tweaking the images with PS.

[Julius Caesar]

There's also a "Send Now" button at the bottom of the compose email text area. That's what I always use because the "Send Now" icon is a little awkward.

I'm in the process of customizing those icons though. If you go to the mail "/skins/default/images/" directory you can save those images and edit them in Photoshop or something. There are also all the stylesheets (.css) files in "/skins/default/" that you can customize even further.

I attached a JPG of how I've customized RoundCube for my mother in law's business. I plan on further customizing the icons but this was all done by modifying the stylesheets and tweaking the images with PS.

Just a tip, when saving the images: Use the option "Save for Web", otherwise there might be a difference in colors between browsers.

[Risket]

Just a tip, when saving the images: Use the option "Save for Web", otherwise there might be a difference in colors between browsers.

Yup Been doing web graphics for years. You will also get the smallest file size with the best results so the images will load faster.