Description: Alt-Shift-Right: Heading 2 changes to Heading 3 OR in bullet list bullet goes to right Alt-Shift-Left: Heading 2 changes to Heading 1 OR in bullet list bullet goes to left IMO this is pretty logical way to organize things. It goes together with Alt-Shift-Up, Alt-Shift-Down for moving bullet items up/down (maybe even chapters up/down). This is how it works in MS Office and possibly couple of other programs. BUT in Libre these keyboard shortcuts are not even mapped as default and when you try to map there are full of issues. First of all there is in total 5 similar actions (listed below) 1. NAVIGATOR Demote Outline Level 2. .uno.IncreMentIndent (Increase) 3. .uno.DecrementLevel (Demote Outline Level) 4. .uno.DecrementSubLevels (Demote Outline Level With Subpoints) 5. .uni.IncrementIndentValue (Increment Indent Value) 3 and 4 do not affect anywhere else than bullet lists. Without any architectural changes it should be renamed to something else, e.g. "Demote Bullet List Outline Level" "Demote Bullet List Outline Level with Subpoints" 2. reminds most the action of MS Office but sometimes it stops working. I think there might be bugs involved in it. Actual Results: Alt-Shift-Right: Heading 2 changes to Heading 3 OR in bullet list bullet goes to right Alt-Shift-Left: Heading 2 changes to Heading 1 OR in bullet list bullet goes to left IMO this is pretty logical way to organize things. It goes together with Alt-Shift-Up, Alt-Shift-Down for moving bullet items up/down (maybe even chapters up/down). This is how it works in MS Office and possibly couple of other programs. BUT in Libre these keyboard shortcuts are not even mapped as default and when you try to map there are full of issues. First of all there is in total 5 similar actions (listed below) 1. NAVIGATOR Demote Outline Level 2. .uno.IncreMentIndent (Increase) 3. .uno.DecrementLevel (Demote Outline Level) 4. .uno.DecrementSubLevels (Demote Outline Level With Subpoints) 5. .uni.IncrementIndentValue (Increment Indent Value) 3 and 4 do not affect anywhere else than bullet lists. Without any architectural changes it should be renamed to something else, e.g. "Demote Bullet List Outline Level" "Demote Bullet List Outline Level with Subpoints" 2. reminds most the action of MS Office but sometimes it stops working. I think there might be bugs involved in it. Expected Results: Alt-Shift-Right: Heading 2 changes to Heading 3 OR in bullet list bullet goes to right Alt-Shift-Left: Heading 2 changes to Heading 1 OR in bullet list bullet goes to left IMO this is pretty logical way to organize things. It goes together with Alt-Shift-Up, Alt-Shift-Down for moving bullet items up/down (maybe even chapters up/down). This is how it works in MS Office and possibly couple of other programs. BUT in Libre these keyboard shortcuts are not even mapped as default and when you try to map there are full of issues. First of all there is in total 5 similar actions (listed below) 1. NAVIGATOR Demote Outline Level 2. .uno.IncreMentIndent (Increase) 3. .uno.DecrementLevel (Demote Outline Level) 4. .uno.DecrementSubLevels (Demote Outline Level With Subpoints) 5. .uni.IncrementIndentValue (Increment Indent Value) 3 and 4 do not affect anywhere else than bullet lists. Without any architectural changes it should be renamed to something else, e.g. "Demote Bullet List Outline Level" "Demote Bullet List Outline Level with Subpoints" 2. reminds most the action of MS Office but sometimes it stops working. I think there might be bugs involved in it. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: Alt-Shift-Right: Heading 2 changes to Heading 3 OR in bullet list bullet goes to right Alt-Shift-Left: Heading 2 changes to Heading 1 OR in bullet list bullet goes to left IMO this is pretty logical way to organize things. It goes together with Alt-Shift-Up, Alt-Shift-Down for moving bullet items up/down (maybe even chapters up/down). This is how it works in MS Office and possibly couple of other programs. BUT in Libre these keyboard shortcuts are not even mapped as default and when you try to map there are full of issues. First of all there is in total 5 similar actions (listed below) 1. NAVIGATOR Demote Outline Level 2. .uno.IncreMentIndent (Increase) 3. .uno.DecrementLevel (Demote Outline Level) 4. .uno.DecrementSubLevels (Demote Outline Level With Subpoints) 5. .uni.IncrementIndentValue (Increment Indent Value) 3 and 4 do not affect anywhere else than bullet lists. Without any architectural changes it should be renamed to something else, e.g. "Demote Bullet List Outline Level" "Demote Bullet List Outline Level with Subpoints" 2. reminds most the action of MS Office but sometimes it stops working. I think there might be bugs involved in it.
Apologies for putting the same text 3 times. If somebody has editing right he could remove 2 duplicates or replace them with .
Those are wrong assignments, what I think should work is: Alt-Shift-Right Alt-Shift-Left
Sorry. What I think works: Alt-Shift-Right Promote Outline level. Alt-Shift-Left Demote Outline level.
Demote Outline Level / .uno:DecrementLevel and Demote Outline Level with Subpoints / .uno:DecrementSubLevels as well as the Promote* equivalents are not assigned to a shortcut by default - but available. You can promote/demote with tab/backspace. Is this sufficient for you?