> > I had it as serif in the OOo3.0 template, and it should stay that way. Why > change it? I assume that happened when you put it under OOoHeading. Perhaps > the different font choice is a good reason to keep OOoHeading 0 *not* under > OOoHeading?
I guess it may have inherited by mistake the style of OOoHeading. I wanted to change it but did not want to overrule you in case you decided to go for a sans typeface. Will add it to the to do list for version 7. > >> I noticed that we forgot to prevent the Tip/caution/note tables to >> break across pages. > > Actually they *are* set to not break across pages. I notice that in Ubuntu, > in at least your WinXP-lookalike theme, the Table dialog appears to have > "allow row to break" set on, but in fact that option is greyed out because > "allow table to break" is not set. My mistake. Instead of using the new tables, I was still using the old ones. Will have to re-create my AutoTexts with the new tables. > >> Also, I am tempted to change the style Figure since OOo automatically >> applies it when a figure is inserted and it seems to be hardcoded (no >> option to change the association). > > Yes, good idea. OK. It will also go in my to do list. :-) > > Should OOoFigureCaption be left-aligned (as in the 2.x guides) or > centred? We were using centred when testing having figures and > captions in separate paragraphs, but I think left-aligned works > better, especially when the caption goes to two lines. I'm not too > concerned one way or the other. I like the caption left aligned. I have also found out a rather reasonable way to control the size of the figures by using the capability of the GIMP to resample the dots per inch. You will see as soon as I upload the sample chapter. Michele
