On 2011-04-26 16:28, Rafael Rocha Daud wrote: > Em -10-01--28163 16:59, RGB ES escreveu: >> There is one thing that it is strange about page styles when you edit >> them, specially for new users: it is possible to decide if a >> particular page style have or not headers or footers... but you cannot >> decide about the *content* of those headers or footers. That content >> must be applied directly on the header/footer. >> That's not consistent with the style concept, so I'm thinking about >> something that could be less confusing for new users: a button that >> opens the heather (footer) "editor". >> I'm not a good "mock-upper" (if such a word exists) but I hope that >> the idea is clear from this image: >> https://sites.google.com/site/rgbmldcwriterideas/page-style.png?attredirects=Opinions? >> >> Cheers >> Ricardo > Hi, > > This sounds very sane to me. I took some time trying to change each > page header, hoping they would become different from each other (but > that's just because I'm very stupid). Indeed that would add > consistency to the concept. > I would add that, instead of yet another dialog, we could just have > the text inside the first one. I believe there's plenty of space for > it: headers and footers text are usually short, and their style are > already set separatedly, so no need to specify here font, size etc. > > Cheers. > Rafael./ > Are you talking about writer or calc. In writer I use a headers with graphics and footers with graphics and text, so your proposal may not be so appropriate in that instance and it is still necessary to place the content directly into the header or footer. The style refers to the layout rather than the content, so as writer now is, the style is appropriate. steve
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