When having an unordered or ordered list, you can remove it with Format > Bullets and Numbering... > Remove. It would be helpful to have this command in the Customize dialog to include it in menus, context menus, etc. or to assign it to a keyboard shortcut.
Reasonable request, if not filed before.
This is already available by untoggling the set bullet or numbering list in the formatting toolbar or Format > List > Bulleted/Numbered List.
Jay, I disagree. All these possibilities are not obvious to the users I know. Also I'm searching for a command to use such "list deletion" in a similar way like the "Clear direct formatting" command in the styles formatting toolbar.
(In reply to Thomas Lendo from comment #3) > Jay, I disagree. All these possibilities are not obvious to the users I know. Not sure how it isnt obvious to users that when a button is in its toggled state, that the feature is on and when untoggling it, the feature is removed. This is a common behaviour found in most of the toggle buttons found the formatting toolbar like bold, italics, superscript, etc. > Also I'm searching for a command to use such "list deletion" in a similar > way like the "Clear direct formatting" command in the styles formatting > toolbar. See bug 101965.
(In reply to Yousuf Philips (jay) from comment #4) > (In reply to Thomas Lendo from comment #3) > > Jay, I disagree. All these possibilities are not obvious to the users I know. > Not sure how it isnt obvious to users that when a button is in its toggled > state, that the feature is on and when untoggling it, the feature is > removed. This is a common behaviour found in most of the toggle buttons > found the formatting toolbar like bold, italics, superscript, etc. The toggle list button isn't available in the style formatting toolbar. And in the discussion about removing the x to close the sibdebar decks/tabs it was noted that the toggling behavior of the tab buttons isn't obvious. Same here from my point of view. Lists are a completely different feature compared to direct formatting controls like bold or superscript. > > Also I'm searching for a command to use such "list deletion" in a similar > > way like the "Clear direct formatting" command in the styles formatting > > toolbar. > > See bug 101965. Interesting, thanks. But there is no command suggested, only new list entries, etc. what doesn't help in toolbars/Notebookbars.
I see that some consistently mark issues "RE SOLVED WORKSFORME" when it's not an appropriate resolution. Another example is bug 103705 (currently it's OK, but you may look at history to see that). WORKSFORME is only applicable for bugs that were actually present in versions where they were reported, and later they were fixed, but specific commit is unknown. If an issue is desided to be absent where it was reported - like here - then it's NOTABUG or INVALID.
Set back to Unconfirmed, awaiting a second opinion that says either New or Invalid.
(In reply to Thomas Lendo from comment #5) > The toggle list button isn't available in the style formatting toolbar. Button is available in the toolbar, but its hidden. > Interesting, thanks. But there is no command suggested, only new list > entries, etc. what doesn't help in toolbars/Notebookbars. The addition of the 'none' list entry will give a similar entry as the default paragraph and default character style entries found style formatting toolbar.
(In reply to Yousuf Philips (jay) from comment #8) > (In reply to Thomas Lendo from comment #5) > > Interesting, thanks. But there is no command suggested, only new list > > entries, etc. what doesn't help in toolbars/Notebookbars. > > The addition of the 'none' list entry will give a similar entry as the > default paragraph and default character style entries found style formatting > toolbar. The problem is that there is no no-list style like the default character style which "deletes" other character styles (because the default list is a list and not no list ;). Such entry would be needed--then this could be added as own style button in a toolbar which I ask for in this bug. Now the only solution is a list widget. But I don't like that as you also wouldn't agree that to set back a paragraph style is only possible with a paragraph style list widget and not with an own command.
(In reply to Thomas Lendo from comment #9) > The problem is that there is no no-list style like the default character > style which "deletes" other character styles (because the default list is a > list and not no list ;). Default character style isnt a style, it removes the character style associated with text, and in the same way 'No List' also wouldnt be an actual style but would remove the list style associated with text. > Such entry would be needed--then this could be > added as own style button in a toolbar which I ask for in this bug. This bug report asks for a command to remove a list, and there is already one for direct formatting and one for styles will be available when bug 101965 if fixed. > Now the only solution is a list widget. But I don't like that as you also > wouldn't agree that to set back a paragraph style is only possible with a > paragraph style list widget and not with an own command. Sorry didnt follow.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 101965 ***
Cor noted in bug 101965 comment 4 that .uno:RemoveBullets already exists and it's assigned to Ctrl+Shift+F12. I missed that completely. Therefore this is truly a WFM and no dupe. Sorry for the fuss.