https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171394
--- Comment #4 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #3) > If it comes to colors, the request is solved per theme colors. You assign > "named colors" to the attributes and change it all at once by switching the > theme. No, the request is not solved that way, because using theme colors is just one possibility. Not all styles will use the theme colors. And - even if it were just a choice between, say, Grayscale; high-contrast Black-and-White; and theme colors - that's three options right there. > I struggle with the use case What can I do to better beef it up / concretize it? > and disagree with the need to change attributes so often. I never said there is need to change attributes _often_. We're talking about once per table, or less if one can make the same choice for several tables (e.g. by defining a named style which captures the choices for one table). > You should write text and apply styles. Not fiddle > around with a million of combinations. That's actually supporting my point. Instead of having to construct a style from scratch and set all of the individual properties, you would be able to do by making a few style-aspect choices. And while there will be N x M x K combinations you can achieve, you will still only see N, and M, and K different choices (where right now we have a very small number combined choices, less than 2(N+M+K) probably, of complete styles, out of the whole space of N x M x K). And if they want to, they can - in the same dialog or a different dialog - get into the reeds and play with each individual property of the table style. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
