https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=158962
--- Comment #6 from bintoro <[email protected]> --- I have some more information. It seems that Writer already has the capability to represent styles on sub-lists. If I edit an ODT file manually and assign a style to a sub-list, the document opens up without error and is displayed as intended. What’s more, if I edit the document in Writer and re-save it, the correct markup is preserved. I can even edit the list and the markup still doesn’t get mangled. This suggests that the document representation and rendering parts support styles on sub-lists just fine and that this is purely a matter of the editor doing the wrong thing. So, let’s make this bug more actionable. User scenario: 1. The user is typing a list whose list style is X. 2. Upon starting a new list item, the user increases the list level, thereby creating a sub-list. 3. The user then applies a list style Y to the sub-list (either by directly applying Y or by applying a paragraph style that is linked to Y). Expected results: Style Y is applied to the sub-list. As explained above, simply setting the relevant attribute on the object representing the sub-list is likely already possible. Actual results: A new top-level list with the style Y is created. ODF spec: 5.3.1: “Every list, including sub-lists, may have a list style which is applied to its list items and sub-lists. A list style specified for a sub-list overrides the list style specified for the list in which the sub-list is contained.” 19.880.22: “The `text:style-name` attribute specifies the name of a list style that is applied to a list.” -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
