[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 135668] [LOCALHELP] Writer: add info about submenu items for "Headings" context menu in Navigator

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135668

--- Comment #31 from sdc.blanco at youmail.dk ---
(In reply to Jim Raykowski from comment #28)
> @Seth, answers to questions asked in instruction attachments with some
> additional comments.
Many thanks for answers. So it starts to appear that the boundaries are marked
off (i.e., all relevant topics have been mentioned), and reasonably accurate
(just need to tighten the screws and remove sharp edges).  

> If there is already a help page about how to customize, maybe a link to it
> with mention of the user commands that can be added to control this feature. 
Ok.  Will add in "Related Topics"

> 'Show outline content visibility button' user command enables and disables
> display of outline content visibility control button on the document canvas.'
> 
> 'Toggle Outline Content Visibility' user command toggles outline content
> visibility relative to cursor position.
Was a little uncertain here.  Did you see attachment 166754?  

I can see your descriptions are a little different than mine -- so I will adopt
yours.
(The attachment shows this as a "note"- but I am planning to take it out of
"note", which will give more room for explaining.)


> The steps to enable experimental features seem different on Linux than mac.
They are.

> I didn't know about help being sys-dependent 
It is only when (a) a human is aware of and knows the differences and (b) adds
a switch in the code.  The web browser does the rest.

> Hide followed by open seems awkward to me. Hide followed by show seems to
> flow better together. Optionally fold and unfold, collapse and expand, close
> and open would work.
Just to be sure:  This is referring to the very first line at the top, after
the "Title".   "Hide and show" seems like the best choice -- consistent with
command names in context menu.  (BTW, this first sentence risks being used
(embedded) in other help pages (because then it does not have to retranslated),
so it is worth getting it right.

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