https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=148128
--- Comment #22 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- I realize it's been four years, but let me pretend it hasn't. And - I'll play a bit of devil's advocate. (In reply to m3521321 from comment #18) > ONE: Marking the center of the page is what I was originally asking for. > That is the page proper. When designing documents, you are concerned about > how the page looks to the audience. Electronically, the page can be defined > in many ways. When printing for presentation, the idea is to use the page > proper as an instrument for conveying information. But that's only if you print single-sheet, rather than printing for binding, with a gutter. The way the page looks to the audience is total page minus the gutter. Well, more or less. > It is a sheet of paper that is the final product. Sometimes, sometimes not. > TWO: I am not sure what 'workflow' means in this context. Designing a > document IS workflow for me. Well, fair, but I'll press you on that as well: If my page has 2 columns of content - I don't center content on the page, I center content within columns. And the two columns might not even be equal-sized, e.g. I have the main part and a side-part for running icons or what-not. In that case, the page center does interest me even indirectly/accidentally. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
