Steps to reproduce: 1. open a new document 2. write something 2. select text 3. click Strike-through button 4. apply numbering or bullets - this will Strike-through everything Expected behavior: Should be Strike-through just text, not number or bullet.
This seems to be working fine for me. Can you still reproduce this bug ?
So, yeah, it turns out that to reproduce this situation you need to select the whole line and then hit strike-through button. I was only selecting few of the text earlier, and hence was not able to see this behavior. Also, I noticed that this is also the case with LibreOffice desktop master, not just LibreOffice online which is just using the APIs. This bug, hence, can be moved to LibreOffice core, if I am correct. Solving it there would automatically fix it in the online version.
Created attachment 128977 [details] Image shows strikethrough between bullet and text
Set as LibreOffice bug.
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This bug is no longer reproducible in Version: 6.1.4.2 Build ID: 6.1.4-4 CPU threads: 4; OS: Linux 4.20; UI render: default; VCL: gtk3; Locale: it-IT (en_GB.UTF-8); Calc: group threaded
strike through happens continuously when typing- turning the st off does not help- just comes back on.
I guess it is personal preference whether the strikethrough should affect the numbering. I kind of like it myself. repro 7.2+
MOST character attributes that are applied to the entire paragraph are copied to the numbering, including colour, bold, italic, size. Two exceptions are underline and background.
The strike-through through the numbering can be changed by adding pNumFnt->SetStrikeout(STRIKEOUT_NONE); to two places in txtfld.cxx's SwTextFormatter::NewNumberPortion. However in DOCX format it still applies all the way through, and since I always work on MS Format compatibility, I am not going to propose an incompatible change. In fact, I'm even going to close this as NOTABUG since it both matches the general behaviour of other formatting as well as MS.