Created attachment 142133 [details] thicknes.odp issue: open the attached presentation. select the upper shapes and open the line thickness drop down. For those shapes the current line thickness is highlighted and selected. Then select one of the three bottom shapes and do the same. For those shapes the current line thickness is not highlighted. expected result: for all shapes the line thickness is highlighted
But the lower ones have a custom width of 2,2 pt. Do you propose the dropdown should highlight 2,3 pt even though it is not the correct one?
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Created attachment 149930 [details] displaying the selector Ah totaly missed the ping. The selector picks the smallest thickness to be preselected in the dropdown. As such it should either pick the 'custom size' line or nearest fit rather than the first element unhighlighted...
(In reply to Tomáš Chvátal from comment #3) > The selector picks the smallest thickness to be preselected in the dropdown. > > As such it should either pick the 'custom size' line or nearest fit rather > than the first element unhighlighted... Ok, so either it should dynamically insert the custom size into the dropdown as a new entry or "round up or down" to the nearest fit. Let's set it to enhancement.