[Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Bug 98333] Bringing uniformity to styles shortcuts

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=98333

--- Comment #17 from Yousuf (Jay) Philips <philipz85 at hotmail.com> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #16)
> * Don’t use the following characters for shortcut keys: @ £ $ {} [] \ ~ | ^
> ' < >. These characters require different key combinations across languages
> or are locale specific.

I guess this is where Mac differs from Windows, as its HIG utilizes { | } and
iWork utilizes [ ] < > '.

> Ctrl + F11 - Styles & Formatting (Changes to F11 make sense only when we
> also free the other single functions keys. So this would makes it necessary
> to use Ctrl+F5 for Navigator and Ctrl+F4 for Data Source.)

Not possible to use Ctrl+F4 as that is a reserved shortcut to close the
application.

> <strikeout>
> Ctrl + Alt + F11 - New Style

You are correct that this wouldnt work on Linux.

> Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F11 - Update Style
> </strikeout>

These two would likely need shortcuts not involving F11

> To add another argument: We have Ctrl+1..9 to set some style directly, so
> why not use Ctrl+0 (or ^) instead of F11? I know it breaks all
> familiarization...

Ctrl + 0 is taken by the 'Text body' paragraph style in Writer and Ctrl + Shift
+ 6 is taken in Calc for a number format.

> And last but not least about transition: We need a better customization
> regarding toolbar/sidebar setup anyway. We could (or rather should) add
> shortcuts.

Sidebar shortcuts discussion is here (bug 84502).

> And since the idea is to have an option to switch between
> different layouts it could be possible to activate either the old LibO4
> shortcut layout or anything else.

This has been implemented in Calc, but isnt available in other apps.

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