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Status|UNCONFIRMED |RESOLVED
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------- Additional comments from [email protected] Tue Jun 16 21:20:16 +0000
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Now I get the point but it still not a reason for anything.
Before Google: the styles are used as real style like:
<style_standard>
The text here
</style_standard>
Notice that no attributes are defined in the Default style on tab page
"Organizeer", section "Contains"
Before Google: the styles are used as real style like:
<style_standard>
The text here
</style_standard>
Notice that no attributes are defined in the Default style on tab page
"Organizeer", section "Contains"
Before Google: the styles are used as real style like:
<style_standard>
The text here
</style_standard>
Notice that no attributes are defined in the Default style on tab page
"Organizeer", section "Contains"
Before Google: the styles are used as real style like:
<style_standard>
The text here
</style_standard>
Notice that no attributes are defined in the Default style on tab page
"Organizeer", section "Contains"
After Google: the styles are still used but all attributes are now hard
formatted
<style_standard>
<attributes>The text here</attributes>
</style_standard>
Notice that the attributes are also defined in the Default style on tab page
"Organizeer", section "Contains"
So, when you change the attributes of the Default style nothing changes in the
text because of the hard attributes.
You need to define the new parameter in the style AND reset each paragraph to
Default Formatting (context menu).
Hard formatting is not an odd thing or even a sign of corruption, this is
unfortunately the way 80% of the people using a word processor like a typewriter
choose to format their documents because they don't know it better... :(
So we cannot display "yet another warning" each time a document contains hard
formatting.
Bringing Google to respect ODF seems to be the only reasonable action.
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