https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=168272
--- Comment #11 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #10) > Well - what should then happen to the page-breaks-with-page-style in the > middle of the selection? First, in the "mental model" of the document - or at least my mental model - the page sequence style is a feature of a page sequence. The fact that it's literally written in a page break element in the ODF is not very fundamental to my view. But - that's just an observation regarding phrasing. Anyway, the answer is the same as for the case of paragraphs. That is, instead of whatever page style they had before, they would now get a different page style - either a named one, if the page formatting action was choosing a named style, or a generated unnamed one, if the formatting action was applying DF. > I imagine problems e.g. in the most obvious choice: "Let's unassign all of > them! Let them be simple page breaks." If I understand what the quote means, then - that is not what I'm suggesting. > Keeping them would also surprise everyone who has this mental model: "I > selected it, and asked to apply a page style! I expect it to do just what I > requested". User would expect it a page style to be applied - And it would be applied. But since the page sequences covering the selection involved more pages before and after it - then a larger range of pages got the formatting change / named page sequence style applied. Just like with paragraphs. Can illustrate with a screen grab if that helps clarify what I'm saying. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
