When setting a paragraph to Default Style or Text Body (Both of them are not bold). However, after switching from Heading 1. The text body in the new paragraph become bold though neither Default Style nor Text Body is bold. The only way to switch back to regular font is to click Bold Checkbox manually. There seems to be some bugs in style applying mechanism.
Please provide a sample document to reproduce this. I suppose that it might be that you have a manually applied bold character formatting, which would of course stay after you apply paragraph style, and have higher priority. In this case, clearing direct formatting for the text prior to performing your steps would resolve the issue; this wouldn't be a bug, but an expected behavior.
(In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #1) > In this case, clearing direct formatting for the text prior to performing > your steps would resolve the issue ... or after the steps - no matter when.
(In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #1) > Please provide a sample document to reproduce this. > > I suppose that it might be that you have a manually applied bold character > formatting, which would of course stay after you apply paragraph style, and > have higher priority. In this case, clearing direct formatting for the text > prior to performing your steps would resolve the issue; this wouldn't be a > bug, but an expected behavior. No the only place which firstly involved Bold is the Heading 1 line. when finished typing heading 1. I just type enter in the previous version of LibreOffice, it just simply become text body style. But in this version, all the other format option switch to text body style except bold. I am wondering if there is something wrong in control logic of bold.
(In reply to Evan Greenup from comment #3) Try these steps: 1. Create a new text document in Writer. 2. Set current paragraph style to Heading 1 (using "Set Paragraph Style" control on Formatting toolbar, or Styles sidebar (F11), or default combination of Ctrl+1). 3. Type "Heading", note that it's bold. 4. Press Enter to start new paragraph; note that its style is Text Body. 5. Type "Text", note that it's not bold. 6. Press Enter; set the new paragraph style to Heading 1 again 7. Press Ctrl+B (or toolbar's button Bold) *twice*: first removes bold, second applies bold; 8. Type "Heading", note it's bold; 9. Press Enter to start new paragraph; note that its style is Text Body. 10. Type "Text", note that it's *bold* now. This is the correct behavior. On step 7, you applied *direct character formatting* on top of paragraph style; and when you started another paragraph, with a different paragraph style, it didn't cancel the *direct character formatting*. Now again: please provide a sample document.
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