võvertical

võvertical is a term that refers to a specific type of graphical user interface element or interaction. It generally describes an object or control that is oriented vertically, meaning its primary dimension of movement or display is along the up-down axis. This can manifest in various ways depending on the software or context.

For instance, in some user interface design paradigms, a scrollbar might be referred to as a "võvertical" scrollbar if it controls the vertical movement of content within a window. Similarly, a slider or a dial that is designed to be moved up and down could be considered a "võvertical" control. The term emphasizes the orientation and the direction of interaction.

The concept of "võvertical" is distinct from horizontal orientations, which would describe elements oriented along the left-right axis. The precise implementation and naming conventions for such elements can vary between operating systems, application frameworks, and individual software programs. However, the underlying principle of vertical orientation remains consistent. The usage of "võvertical" often aims for clarity in distinguishing between different directional controls or elements within a user interface.