[Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Bug 90492] CHART: Rearrange the UI

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90492

Jay Philips <philipz85 at hotmail.com> changed:

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--- Comment #2 from Jay Philips <philipz85 at hotmail.com> ---
(In reply to A (Andy) from comment #1)
> I would like to keep the Draw toolbar.  Imagine you want to draw a shape
> like like an arrow into the chart (which is fixed into the chart if you move
> it for for instance) then you need to draw it into chart after a double
> click on it and therefore I need the Draw toolbar here.

Hiding the draw toolbar doesnt mean that it cant be shown by View > Toolbars >
Drawing. Most people who double click on the chart arent looking to add shapes
to it, so there isnt a need to have the drawing toolbar shown by default.

> For me this sounds ok, because you would not need/expect them there, because
> if you make a double click on a chart then you want to edit it and not
> save/open a file.  The Export Directly as PDF icon doesn't even work here
> (-> error message: "Error saving the document Untitled1: Wrong parameter.
> The operation was started under an invalid parameter.").
> But I would like to keep the Copy and Paste icons.  The reason is the same
> as mentioned above for the Draw toolbar (e.g. if you want to paste an image
> into chart fixed then I need these icons here, of course I can also use the
> shortcuts, but I think it is reasonable to keep the icons too). 

Most users expecting to modify a chart dont consider that they can copy and
paste things into the chart, but of course for those who wish to do so, the
right-click context menu will always be the fastest way to get to these
options.

> Ok, but in the long run it would look better if you would also have icons
> for them, because it looks a little bit irritating to have icons and text
> together.  Then it looks a little bit like the text is the
> explanation/tooltip for the icon.

Yes this is always an ongoing problem that i'm facing any time i add new
buttons to the toolbar that doesnt have icons, which results in me having to
create icons for them. :D

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