https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169458
Danat <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status|RESOLVED |NEW Resolution|INVALID |--- --- Comment #14 from Danat <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Regina Henschel from comment #7) > If you copy a hyperlink, then the content of the clipboard is nothing else > as a pure UTF8 text. If you paste a text over a marked hyperlink, the > hyperlink is replaced by the text. I consider this not a bug but the > expected behavior. > > If you write a hyperlink original in Writer, it is displayed with "blue + > underline" but has originally no character style assigned. If you paste the > clipboard over the hyperlink, the pasted text replaces the hyperlink and is > rendered as determined by a surrounding character style or by the default > character settings in the paragraph style. > > If you use a docx-document, then the hyperlink gets the character style > "Internet Hyperlink". The settings in that style contain a "blue + > underline", so that the text looks like a hyperlinks. When you replace the > hyperlink by the clipboard, that does not change the character style as the > clipboard has only "unformatted text". > > In ODF, the <text:a> element (that is the hyperlink) has itself a > text:style-name attribute to specify how the hyperlink is rendered. The > corresponding <w:hyperlink> element in OOXML has no such attribute. > Therefore LibreOffice is forced to write the "blue plus underline" styling > as attribute of the text when it exports to docx. And then when reloading > the docx-file the text has a character style assigned, which is then still > used when you replace the hyperlink by a simple text. > > Danat: You should really consider using ODF, the native format of > LibreOffice, instead of converting back and forth to OOXML, which always > causes problems and losses. > > To make the pasted text to a hyperlink, type a space after pasting the > clipboard to trigger the AutoCorrect option "URL Recognition", which is on > by default. After the conversion to a hyperlink you can remove the space. My bad, it works actually, but you have to enter a space after the link so text turns into hyperlink Video 4 - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DqtFs9YC5ICxBhsz7SdNoZyy2HkCxZYM/view?usp=sharing Though it normally is a black unlined text before you enter a space, as shown in Video 3 (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZbrOPZJjuPg3dYbOpRDeaSgXoPKYzgA5?usp=sharing), but in this case it already looked like a hyperlink So yes, I'm apologising, it's not really a bug in the sense that it works, but there is some cosmetic inconsistency, so I give it the status "new" -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
