-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Guiseppe,
>If I understand correctly, the feature you are suggesting >has been discussed repeatedly in the past: the basic idea >would be to provide a way to say "this property in this style >will not be changed from the same property of the text I am >applying this style to". In other words, styles would act >more like CSS styles in HTML, and allow things like >"transparent" attributes (just use whatever has been applied >already) and "relative" attributes (set this to >something-percent of what has been applied already). > >See also this issue, and the discussion linked from there :) I found something about CSS but not directly what I meant. We already have that one paragraph style can be derived from another one, only differences are stored (what is very comfortable, I use it often). My wish is simply that paragraph styles can be derived from character styles if you want it, instead of giving font and font effects explicitely for paragraph styles (what should be possible anyway). This could help to have ONE basic font for the whole document as far as this is possible. If it turns out that this font does not look nice on some printer or presentation - change just one place, and you have a completely changed document. I don't know whether paragraph and character styles are so similar that this is possible, but it would be a nice feature (after bug- fixing outline numbering and adding an INSTALL file to OO2 :-) Greetings Reinhard r.wobst at gmx dot de -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iEYEARECAAYFAkPs+LEACgkQ92KQnaKMSxaSjQCdFat/UeuoaJZ0S4x4YCIpYkwW WYwAnRa6Vs2chYdU5uw1jN6TcVAE7AoS =tsgY -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
