[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 125362] New: FORMATTING: Frame style area color is reset to none, depending on the tab order chosen.

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=125362

            Bug ID: 125362
           Summary: FORMATTING: Frame style area color is reset to none,
                    depending on the tab order chosen.
           Product: LibreOffice
           Version: 6.1.6.3 release
          Hardware: x86-64 (AMD64)
                OS: Windows (All)
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: medium
         Component: Writer
          Assignee: libreoffice-bugs at lists.freedesktop.org
          Reporter: r_ostrow at outlook.com

Description:
When using a Frame Style, if you set an area color, and then set a border
color, and then go back and click on the Area tab, the area color has now
switched back to "None" and the frame area in the document has no color.

Steps to Reproduce:
First, lets see it working correctly.
1. Open new writer document.

2. "Insert" > "Frame" > "Frame...".

3. "OK".

4. "Styles & Formatting" > "Frame Styles" > "New Style from Selection" > "New
Style...".

5. Type "Style1" > "OK".

6. "Styles & Formatting" > right-click "Style1" > "Modify...".

7. Select "Area" tab > "Color" > select color "Light Red 4" > "Apply".
   (The frame area, in the document, has now changed to light-red-4 color.)

8. Select "Borders" tab > select line color "Red" > "Apply".
   (The frame border, in the document, has now changed to red color.)

9. "OK".
    (The frame area, in the document, is still light-red-4, which is correct.)

10. "Styles & Formatting" > right-click "Style1" > "Modify...".

11. Select "Area" tab.
    (The frame area is light-red-4, which is correct.)


Now, lets see it working incorrectly.
1. Open new writer document.

2. "Insert" > "Frame" > "Frame...".

3. "OK".

4. "Styles & Formatting" > "Frame Styles" > "New Style from Selection" > "New
Style...".

5. Type "Style1" > "OK".

6. "Styles & Formatting" > right-click "Style1" > "Modify...".

7. Select "Area" tab > "Color" > select color "Light Red 4" > "Apply".
   (The frame area, in the document, has now changed to light-red-4 color.)

8. Select "Borders" tab > select line color "Red" > "Apply".
   (The frame border, in the document, has now changed to red color.)

9. Select "Area" tab.
   (The area has now switched back to "None" which is incorrect.)

10. "OK".
    (The frame area, in the document, has no color, which is incorrect.)

11. "Styles & Formatting" > right-click "Style1" > "Modify...".

12. Select "Area" tab.
   (The area has now switched back to "None" which is incorrect.)

Workaround #1:
a) Set the Area color.
b) Set the Borders color.
c) Once the Borders color is set, DON'T click the Area tab again.

Workaround #2:
a) Set the Borders color first.
b) Then set the Area color.
c) DON'T change the Border color.

Actual Results:
The frame area, in the document, has now changed to light-red-4 color.
The frame border, in the document, has now changed to red color.
The area has now switched back to "None" which is incorrect.
The frame area, in the document, has no color, which is incorrect.
The area has now switched back to "None" which is incorrect.

Expected Results:
The frame area, in the document, has now changed to light-red-4 color.
The frame border, in the document, has now changed to red color.
The frame area, in the document, is still light-red-4, which is correct.
The frame area is light-red-4, which is correct.


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No



Additional Info:
Applies to: LibreOffice Writer v6.1.6.3 (x64)
Applies to: LibreOffice Writer v6.2.3.2 (x64)

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