LibreOffice Writer 6.1.3.2 in Windows 64 won't let you change from default font for all elements, all at once, of a table. OpenOffice, which LibreOffice is supposed to be based on, easily allows changing all fonts for all cells in a table with only one click for font, then one click for size of font. Simple. For all the users of your extremely up-to-date program with all its extremely nice list of formats, though, there's no easy choice on the main Writer document composing page to make all the cells default to a font other than the non-user-selected default font. It would be more useful to several users if on the main page you could select font and size with only two front-page clicks. This proposed solution would help several users in later versions. It's already incorporated into OpenOffice 4.1.6 by default. m.b.
Mark, I don't undersand, why this shouldn't be possible 1. Put cursor in a table cell => Strg+A (selects all cells) 2. Change font for all cells So for me NOTABUG. What do you think, Marc?
Closing as RESOLVED NOTABUG