Created attachment 101598 [details] numbered paragraph stay times new roman a simple document with numbered paragraphs has been produced by copying content from a web page and pasting it into the writer (see attachment). all the text is in default font, times new roman. upon hitting ctrl-a (select all) and choosing ubuntu from the font menu, all the text except the font of numbers is changed. what should really happen: select-all should change the font of the numbering also...
Reproducible on 4.2.5.2 and 3.5.7.2, Ubuntu 12.04 x86. Looks random, some number change & some not. @Darko, please see Bug 61279. Did you create numbering with: Format -> Bullets and Numbering ?
No change with number 1,7,10,14,19,22. The others changed
I think this my be closed a duplicate of Bug 61279.
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tested it with 5.0.5.2: the bug is gone!
(In reply to Darko Veberic from comment #5) > tested it with 5.0.5.2: the bug is gone! Thanks for testing, and glad it works OK now. Set to WorksForMe (Fixed is when there is a known patch involved.)