Hi, personally, I would love to see some intelligent algorithm that can discern whether users need this behaviour or not. For instance, detecting, if a high-contrast colour scheme is in use, but I heard that LibO currently is not too good at detecting a high-contrast colour schemes.
> - we can have this in tools - options - Calc - View > but this tab page is already crowded .. so I would not prefer Is it an option to remove the combo box for selecting the grid colour (burying that instead under LibreOffice > Appearance) [1] and replacing it by a sub-check box like: – "[X] can be overridden by document" (default: enabled) or – "[ ] on colored background" (default: disabled)? > - we can have it at tools - options - Calc - Compatibility > We might have some "Display" option here and switch between > "Default" and "OOo legazy" or "Excel" or whatever. > I'd prefere this one, as even more visualization options could > be bound to this. But this needs proper wording. I'm unsure about this, the page is definitely more spacious currently, but when trying to find out about a visual aid, this clearly doesn't seem the first place to look at. You could, as another option, add a section "Grid" and a check box text like "[X] For compatibility with Microsoft Excel, hide grid on colored backgrounds". I'd prefer the first option. Astron. [1] I think setting the grid colour is rather useless, once you've got a got default, for instance a grey that's a bit darker than the current one or actually setting the colour depending on the user's theme. -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to [email protected] Posting guidelines + more: http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Netiquette List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/design/ All messages sent to this list will be publicly archived and cannot be deleted
