AFAIK, it's a feature. If you want the table toolbar to not disturb
your work space, when it just drag it and anchor it below the text
area: I always put there all the contextual toolbars.
Another option is to close forever that toolbar (unchecking it when it
appears) and create a custom one (Tools > Customize > Toolbars tab)
with the buttons you need: custom toolbars are not contextual.
Regards
Ricardo

2011/2/19 Irmhild Rogalla <[email protected]>:
> Hi Rick,
>
> Am 18.02.2011 11:50, schrieb Avraham Hanadari:
>>
>> The fact that the table tool bar opens when I am in a table, but
>> disappears whenever I move to surrounding parts of the page makes the
>> entire page jump up and down in a most disturbing manner. I use tables a
>> lot and would be very happy if I could keep the table toolbar open all
>> the time. I have tried all sorts of settings, but nothing I have tried
>> works.
>>
>> Please! Can someone suggest how the table toolbar could be kept open on
>> a permanent basis?
>
> I tried a lot, but found no possibility to keep open the table toolbar
> permanently. For me it's the situation is the same as you described (also
> for former versions of OO.o).
>
> Normally, if I want to keep a toolbar permanently open, I choose it from the
> View -> Toolbars menu. Of course, it's possible to choose "Table" here. Then
> the table toolbar is open while working.
> But: in that moment I quit doing anything in/with a table the table toolbar
> closed automatically.
> The same happens with the "Bullets and Numbering" toolbar.
> Obviously the program distinguished not between having opened the toolbar
> automatically or manually.
>
> But I'm not sure, whether it's a bug or a feature ...
> Could anyone here says something more about?
>
> regards
>        Irmhild
>
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