https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=173176
--- Comment #6 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to RGB from comment #5) > "Heading numbering" is not about numbering... These kinds of arguments do not help making your point :-( or not always: you can left > the numbering off and everything works. The menu is about the document > *structure* and a better name would be just that: document structure. That's > why I think we have a naming/documentation problem, calling the option > "Heading *numbering*" is misleading. Be that as it may - whatever appears in that dialog is not an excuse to claim that a Heading is not a Heading. > That's true for systems such as LaTeX, where style structure is quite rigid > (Part, Chapter, Section, Subsection..., body text... some special styles), That is true for documents, and people writing documents. > but Writer offers absolute freedom to use any set of styles to give > structure to the document. There's no "freedom" to set the defaults - they're what you get when you install the application; and the defaults must make sense. Of course I can rename my styles and make all sorts of other changes, but this bug is not about user configurability. > Heading N are the *default* heading styles No, Heading and Heading N (and arguably, Title, Subtitle and perhaps a few others) are the default heading styles. Not because that's what the LO _code_ treats them, but because they are that, by their (intuitive) definition. > The program's logic is not really that different from other software I doubt you would be able to find a document authoring app which has paragraphs described as "Headings", that are excluded from a list of headings. But if you were to find one, that would be a bug. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
