[Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Bug 106681] Feature Request: Ability to assign character styles to toolbar buttons...

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Thu Mar 23 13:10:50 UTC 2017


https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106681

--- Comment #21 from Thomas Lendo <thomas.lendo at gmail.com> ---
Please calm down everybody and let us discuss in a constructive way.

(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #14)
> (In reply to Thomas Lendo from comment #13)
> > But the user has to switch between paragraph styles, character styles, etc.
> > manually, therefore a toolbar command would make that easier and faster.
> If that is an issue we better talk about merging the different styles, right.

Possibly but IMO not, because
a) the style list would be longer than now and now it's already a long list for
each style type (finding the right style would be less easy in a list with
paragraph, character and list styles together -- and how to differ them from
each other style type?) and
b) the toolbar command suggestion is only usable for few styles because the
horizontal space is limited (only styles that are used very often for a
specific user; e.g. in an instruction that describes an HMI screen of a machine
control software you want to highlight buttons of the HMI with a special
character style to show the reader easily what's an HMI element in the text).

> > How will/would aim the Notebookbar this issue? Is there a concept or mockup
> > adressing character and other styles?
> An idea is to make the NB as flexible as known from Mozilla Firefox. You
> add/delete and arrange controls per drag 'n drop. And why not allow to drop
> a style from the sidebar to the NB?

Thanks for the info. As far as I can see as non-developer, fixing of this bug
would enable (or would deliver the base to make it possible for) the
Notebookbar to do what you suggest. As I read in the wiki, the Notebookbar uses
the same configuration system as toolbars today. So I think it wouldn't be a
waste of effort to make it possible to assign a style to a command in the
"Customize..." dialog tabs. Will the Notebookbar also be customizable with the
"Customize..." dialog?

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