When you start a numbering with Roman counting (I, II, III and so on) when the numbering reaches VII or VIII the spacing gets out of the default used to the rest of the topics.
Hello Alexandre, Thank you for submitting the bug. I can confirmed it on Windows 7 with master.
Created attachment 105307 [details] sample file
Created attachment 105308 [details] screenshot
it seems the issue is not limited to roman numbers. see Bug 87848 and decide if it's a dupe.
*** Bug 87848 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Bug 87848's attachment 111494 [details] shows it happening with non-roman numbering.
I tried this with LO 3.3, and that one positions the lines with a tab for 1-9, and a space for 10-99, which results in good alignment. Starting with 100, however, the alignment is wrong.
With 5.0.3 we are back to the behavior of 3.x, which is much better than 4.x, but still not perfect.
*** Bug 100112 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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Lemme confirm that Bug #83103 still persists on: - LibreOffice Version: 5.4.0.3 - OS: Manjaro 17.0.2 Gellivara (Kernel: x86_64 Linux 4.9.44-1-MANJARO) OBS.: I didn't notice any change on the BUG behaviour.
As soon as version 5.4.1 land on Manjaro I'll run the test again
Hello, just to confirm that this BUG still persists on LibreOffice 5.4.1.2 My system is: OS: Manjaro 17.0.4 Gellivara (Kernel: x86_64 Linux 4.9.48-1-MANJARO) Peace.
Hello, just to confirm that this BUG still persists on LibreOffice 5.4.2.1 My system is: OS: Manjaro Linux x86_64 (Kernel: x86_64 Linux 4.13.10-1-MANJARO) Peace.
As the numbers get wider, they will take up more space, which will push the following text farther away and there isnt much that can be done. Alex: what do you think should happen? Heiko, Stuart: thoughts?
Would cover for longer numbers since the problem also exists with alphanumeric values >99. In that case, using default settings, tabstop at 1.5cm is enough. But to also have a good alignment with the first 20 roman numbers my take is 1.8cm.
(In reply to Yousuf Philips (jay) from comment #15) > As the numbers get wider, they will take up more space, which will push the > following text farther away and there isnt much that can be done. Alex: what > do you think should happen? > > Heiko, Stuart: thoughts? I expect consistency. In this case the MS Word choice seems much better: the text always start at the same point, if the numbering is too big it only affects the numbering starting point. Let's see if I can illustrate: LibreOffice way: I. asd XXXI. aasd MS Office way: I. ASD XXXI. ASD
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #16) > Would cover for longer numbers since the problem also exists with > alphanumeric values >99. In that case, using default settings, tabstop at > 1.5cm is enough. But to also have a good alignment with the first 20 roman > numbers my take is 1.8cm. How about aligning everything to the longest number?
(In reply to almos from comment #18) > How about aligning everything to the longest number? That needs code. Alexandre's idea sounds good though I'm not sure that MS right aligns the numbers.
(In reply to Alexandre Monobe from comment #17) > I expect consistency. You will never have consistency for all scenarios when the numbering characters keep increasing. > MS Office way: > > I. ASD > XXXI. ASD Right alignment of roman lists are being implemented in bug 106988.
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As expected, repro LO 6.5+. This bug in essence is a duplicate of bug 56258. Even if this one started for roman numbering, regardless, same issue. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 56258 ***