https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89826
--- Comment #10 from Schlomo Schapiro <[email protected]> --- I'd like to emphasize the importance of this feature: At the moment you cannot "undo" a mistake in the styles. That makes it very simple to "fuck up" an important style in the document and then the only solution is to create a new style, replace the broken style, and so on. This makes long-term management of complex documents unnecessarily hard and prevents professional use for some. "fuck up" means that for example I have an inherited style that should only change the font but not the size. If I once accidentally set also the size, it will always carry its own size setting and not inherit the size from the parent any more. About the suggestion with the X in the style list: I think that this is probably the easiest to implement as it would require only changing a single UI element (the overview list) vs. updating all the other style UI elements to support 3 states (on, off, inherit) or to add "(inherit)" as a list item in the drop down lists. Therefore I'd like to suggest to first implement the X removal in the overview and then, maybe, also add inheritance as a choice in the individual style settings. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
