https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=173510
--- Comment #12 from Regina Henschel <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Eyal Rozenberg from comment #10) > Regina, are we _supposed_ to be able to create no-style tables? > Whether a "style" is required, you can see in the schema. I have not examined all, but as far as I see, table related styles are optional. ODF has default styles, whose settings are used, if not determined more directly to the object: <style:default-style> (16.4). LibreOffice uses currently only family="table" and family="table-row" (19.480). ODF has means to provide more default settings for tables, but LibreOffice does not use it. The styling of a table is specified by the elements <style:table-properties> (17.15), <style:table-column-properties>(17.16), <style:table-row-properties (17.17), and <style:table-cell-properties> (17.18). LibreOffice has currently all of these as children of <style:style> elements in <office:automatic-styles> for tables in Writer. That means, they are stored as direct formatting. It seems to me, currently LibreOffice writes them always and thus settings from default-style would not be used. Another concept is the <table:table-template> (16.20). The template used for creating a table can be remembered as attribute table:template-name (19.737) in each table. Notice, that this is not a "style" but a template used when creating a table. However, an application could reuse it, when the structure of a table changes. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
