hi, ........... def: zoom-jump: enlarge the view (increase zoom level from ,say, 28% to 100%) PLUS, jump to that page (on instagram they call this film editing effect zoom jump cut, maybe that's the original name, maybe not :)) ........... Okay, the idea: When you view your document in Multiple-pages view, having the zoom down at 20%, seeing 6 or 8 or more pages... A it'd be very cool if you could, for example, go CTRL+click (or any key combination, or using context menu) and (by which) jump to one of the pages... say, the 6th pages of the 8 being in the view... at a zoom level of 100% (or what you have set as your "working zoom level" <-- doesn't exist, just made this up now) B Then, if you want, you could click the same key combination and jump back to the previous viewing mode... 8 pages ------------- I think B is obviously more difficult to implement... but this could make editing longer texts (longer than 4 pages :)) a breeze.... NOTE: I have suggested a magnifier functionality for nearly this same purpose bug: #162101 (I don't know how to make this a link) [162101] They seem to aim the same goal but they actually don't... the magnifier if a "quick view" (like in webshops) the jump-zoom to page actually gets you there... to that page... these two devices could be logically used together... - - - thank you for developing LIbreoffice and Writer - - -
If the feature of bug 162101 is implemented, why do we need the feature, you propose here in this bug? => NEEDINFO (In reply to peter josvai from comment #0) > NOTE: > I have suggested a magnifier functionality for nearly this same purpose > bug: #162101 (I don't know how to make this a link) Just write the word "bug" and the bug-number and the link is created automatically
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