https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171447
--- Comment #7 from jan d <[email protected]> --- > and in contrast to Microsoft who has hard-coded > sets we focus on freedom for the users. I don't see providing defaults as some violation of user freedom. Offering defaults is a very established UX pattern; we could make them configurable if we are concerned about setting the defaults; the settings can always be changed in the normal formatting dialog if they do not apply to a situation. Libreoffice currently even provides one default which is a "traffic light"-color scale. It is hardcoded, I can not even choose another default if I want, as far as I am concerned. Hover preview: I do not know if we can do this (preview can be a finnicky thing if a preview ability is not build into the UI architecture) but I think it would make sense; whether a visualization is helpful or not or needs some value clamping etc. often needs a preview and preview-on-hover would be a plausible patterns and seems to work well for Excel users. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
