Le 2011-04-25 06:58, Michel RENON a écrit :
Hi,
Few days ago, there was a discussion about the "style" name :
http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/www/design/msg01436.html
As I've been teaching the basic of OpenOffice 2 or 3 years ago, I can
confirm that the idea of "style sheet" is not obvious. But it seems to
me that the name "style sheet" doesn't help...
I have a suggestion :
what if we completely replace the name "style" (used for style sheet)
with "template" ?
"style" would be used only for "bold", "italic", "underline"...
LibreOffice already uses the name "Template" for documents.
It would be "document template".
For writer :
"page style" --> "page template",
"frame style" --> "frame template",
"paragraph style" --> "paragraph template",
"caracter style" --> "caracter template",
"list style" --> "list template",
...
For Impress :
"Master Slide" --> "Slide template"
"presentation Styles" --> "slide elements template" ????
For Calc :
"page style" --> "Page template"
"cell style" --> "Cell template"
For Draw:
"Graphic style" --> "Shape template"
...
What do you think ?
Might it help some users ?
Michel
Hi Michel
Should this suggestion not be put in the Discussion mail list? It
doesn't seem, to me, to have anything to do with design. It is more of a
discussion item.
Cheers
Marc
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