[Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Bug 104342] Rethinking 'Master pages' sidebar dock

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=104342

Cor Nouws <cno at nouenoff.nl> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from Cor Nouws <cno at nouenoff.nl> ---
(In reply to Samuel Mehrbrodt (CIB) from comment #0)
> In Impress we have a sidebar deck named "Master pages". It has three
> sections:
> * Used in this presentation
> * Recently used
> * Available for use
> 
> I see a huge problem especially with the last section "Available for use".

What about "Available master pages from other templates" or 
"Available from other templates" 

> It lists master slides from all registered templates. People tend to use
> this as a template switcher, but the result is that you mess your
> presentation up because you import master slides from foreign templates
> instead of just using that template as base.

Might well happen ;)

> It should be more obvious for the user now (since 5.3) how to select a
> template since we show the template selection dialog on Impress startup.

Indeed.

> So I suggest we remove the "Available for use" sidebar panel.

Mwah... not convinced yet.

> Maybe we can even go further and remove the whole deck. A master page
> switcher has been integrated in the properties deck recently.

Ah, that is nice. (Still some glitches there..)

> Another option would be to move the "Used in this presentation" panel to the
> Properties deck, and remove the "Master slide" selector from there.

It's starting to get confusing for me..

> Thoughts?

The ideas all end in removing to choose from "Available master pages from other
templates", correct?
Now we do have the dialog via "Slide > Slide master design". That has been
subject of discussion before. Not the last because of a nice mixture of
related/(meaning) similar terms.

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