I have a text formatted with Paragraph style + Char style + Bullet style. I would like to remove the bullet style. Select text Go to Style & formatting sidebar Select Bullet styles One is selected because it is applied to my selected text At this point, I would like to right click on the selected bullet style and say remove this style from my selection (Unstyle Text).
(In reply to Philippe Jung from comment #0) > At this point, I would like to right click on the selected bullet style and > say remove this style from my selection (Unstyle Text). Hi Philippe, You know this can be simply done by Ctrl+Shft+F12 or the Icon Bullets/numbering On/Off ?
> You know this can be simply done by Ctrl+Shft+F12 or the Icon > Bullets/numbering On/Off ? Yes, as a workaround for this specific case, that's what I did. But I think there should be this for all style lists (kind of clear formatting but not every formatting, just what is selected).
I'm not a huge fan of adding more stuff to right click context menu - lots of work has been done to minimize this menu as much as possible. That being said - this is for UX to decide. Pushing to NEW and requesting input.
(In reply to Philippe Jung from comment #2) > Yes, as a workaround for this specific case, that's what I did. But I think > there should be this for all style lists (kind of clear formatting but not > every formatting, just what is selected). Do you mean that this option should be available in all types of styles, or for all of the list styles?
I mean that LibreOffice is based on an additive set of styles: one paragraph style plus one character style plus one list style Double Clicking a style is the "plus" operation If I am not mistaken the only negative operation is "Clear all direct formatting" So I would like negative operation for any kind of style to that we can change the result without having to remove everything first. => Maybe a "no list" ( = Default) to the list style + the same for character style would be sufficient ?
(In reply to Philippe Jung from comment #5) > Double Clicking a style is the "plus" operation > > If I am not mistaken the only negative operation is "Clear all direct > formatting" Or choose a different (default) style for paragraphs/characters/graphics-frames/pages. > So I would like negative operation for any kind of style to that we can > change the result without having to remove everything first. That only makes sense for list styles. All other types of styles have no NULL-option, but fall back to the 'Default' style. > => Maybe a "no list" ( = Default) to the list style + the same for character > style would be sufficient ? I doubt about the sense for character styles. However a solution could be, in the context menu for list styles, within the Styles pane, the option 'no list style'. OK? Alternatively, if list styles are selected, a button 'no list style' in the tool bar ?
It would be useful to have UNO commands to reset the various types of styles, primarily paragraph and character styles, as these command would be useful for the styles menu. Buttons for these would also be useful for inclusion in the styles & formatting tab similar to the clear direct formatting button i included in this mockup - attachment 115020 [details].
(In reply to Yousuf (Jay) Philips from comment #7) > Buttons for these would also be useful for > inclusion in the styles & formatting tab similar to the clear direct > formatting button i included in this mockup - attachment 115020 [details]. If I understand well, this is the same as Format - Clear Direct Formatting but in Sidebar, which is missing now, and that would be nice. But, there should also be "Clear all formatting", same as in Apply Style dropdown now.
(In reply to Timur from comment #8) > If I understand well, this is the same as Format - Clear Direct Formatting > but in Sidebar, which is missing now, and that would be nice. > But, there should also be "Clear all formatting", same as in Apply Style > dropdown now. The mockup only showed one of the button for clearing direct formatting which already has a menu option, but we still need uno commands for clearing paragraph and character styles. The 'Clear all formatting' available in the Apply Style drop down isnt available in the sidebar and its behaviour isnt properly implemented as there are scenarios where it doesnt act right.
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Having a "none" format represent in the Sidebar would make sense for tables as well. So far none format is only available initially during table creation.
Unset is as unclear as none. In a hierarchy of Default > Text Body > Test, what should happen if the function is applied to Test? Guess it activates Text Body not Default. This is actually what Standard does, not so easy to understand and reported in bug 128469 (pb. see also bug 118834, bug 88474, and bug 76898). My take: WF.
Character Style has a Default option to un-set so we should add this to the list styles too. Could be labelled "No List" rather than "None". @An-Kh: You need to add a new list style, make it responsive so "No List" is highlighted unless something is set, respond to selection, etc. Sounds like an interesting difficulty. Please unassign if this is too challenging. Very basic code pointer: sfx2/source/dialog/templdlg.cxx (interaction with the UI) and check doc/SwStyleNameMapper.cxx and other for STR_POOLCHR_STANDARD ("Default CS").
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #13) > Character Style has a Default option to un-set so we should add this to the > list styles too. Could be labelled "No List" rather than "None". > > @An-Kh: You need to add a new list style, make it responsive so "No List" is > highlighted unless something is set, respond to selection, etc. Sounds like > an interesting difficulty. Please unassign if this is too challenging. > > Very basic code pointer: sfx2/source/dialog/templdlg.cxx (interaction with > the UI) and check doc/SwStyleNameMapper.cxx and other for > STR_POOLCHR_STANDARD ("Default CS"). Hi I am currently unassigning it.. But I will try to work on it..
(In reply to An-Kh from comment #14) > (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #13) > > Character Style has a Default option to un-set so we should add this to the > > list styles too. Could be labelled "No List" rather than "None". > > > > @An-Kh: You need to add a new list style, make it responsive so "No List" is > > highlighted unless something is set, respond to selection, etc. Sounds like > > an interesting difficulty. Please unassign if this is too challenging. > > > > Very basic code pointer: sfx2/source/dialog/templdlg.cxx (interaction with > > the UI) and check doc/SwStyleNameMapper.cxx and other for > > STR_POOLCHR_STANDARD ("Default CS"). > > Hi > > I am currently unassigning it.. But I will try to work on it.. I find it quite similar to my recent patch..
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #13) > Character Style has a Default option to un-set so we should add this to the > list styles too. Could be labelled "No List" rather than "None". > > @An-Kh: You need to add a new list style, make it responsive so "No List" is > highlighted unless something is set, respond to selection, etc. Sounds like > an interesting difficulty. Please unassign if this is too challenging. > > Very basic code pointer: sfx2/source/dialog/templdlg.cxx (interaction with > the UI) and check doc/SwStyleNameMapper.cxx and other for > STR_POOLCHR_STANDARD ("Default CS"). Hi If I understand correctly, two tasks need to be done in this patch.. 1. In the Styles menu menubar, a "No List" option needs to be added, which is by default selected unless some other type of list (e.g. Bulleted List) is selected. 2."Clear direct formatting" should work for lists as well, i.e., if it is pressed "No List" option should be selected by default.. Please correct me if I am wrong..
I don't think "Clear Direct Formatting" should apply on list because they have there own styles
Hi Please have a look at this patch : https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/108841 I have incorporated the changes
Anshu committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/core/commit/c456f839a597f537f1c59becd7d0bb6c86248ef8 tdf#115965 tdf#92622 NoList default in menu,tool,sidebar It will be available in 7.2.0. The patch should be included in the daily builds available at https://dev-builds.libreoffice.org/daily/ in the next 24-48 hours. More information about daily builds can be found at: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Testing_Daily_Builds Affected users are encouraged to test the fix and report feedback.
Seth Chaiklin committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/help/commit/5e9ca1b304afe987a99cecc298dac6c43a0e17cb tdf#140669 (related: tdf#92622) update help pages for "No List"
Verified as fixed in: Version: 7.2.4.1 / LibreOffice Community Build ID: 27d75539669ac387bb498e35313b970b7fe9c4f9 CPU threads: 4; OS: Linux 5.4; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3 Locale: en-AU (en_AU.UTF-8); UI: en-US Calc: threaded And added to release notes: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/index.php?title=ReleaseNotes/7.2&diff=422832&oldid=421676