https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=174058
--- Comment #2 from Alan Peeling <[email protected]> --- BogdanB, I think the search should take place without expanding the collapsed areas, but when a match is found the collapsed area that contains it should be expanded and the search result shown to the user. He wouldn't be searching for it if he didn't want to see it, so this operability is not a problem. If there are several matches I think it is reasonable to show each of them to the user in this way; if there is a correct match that doesn't interest him he can collapse the section again. I think that is a reasonable workload, especially when compared to working through the document expanding each section in turn until the target text is found. It's a case of only expanding sections that contain the target text as opposed to expanding every section until the target is located - a much easier option. "- count the number of occurences and do not show anything in the text (because is hidden/colapsed)?" No, if I'm searching for something I want to see it. I don't want to be told it occurs five times but where it is will not be revealed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
