https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=69813
Priority: medium
Bug ID: 69813
Assignee: [email protected]
Summary: FORMATTING numbering lists styles and paragraph styles
do not apply correctly
Severity: normal
Classification: Unclassified
OS: Windows (All)
Reporter: [email protected]
Hardware: Other
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Version: 4.0.5.2 release
Component: Writer
Product: LibreOffice
Machine Specification:
Intel Core i5-460M, 2.53GHz. 4Gb RAM, Windos 7 Home Premium 64bits.
Problem:
Libreoffice v. 4.0.5.2, Writer, Numbering Lists and Paragraph Styles.
Pre-Bug Steps
1. I've created a numbering style named Standard Numbering List, and I've
assigned different alignment and indentation options for each one of its
levels.
2. Then, I assigned that numbering style to a paragraph style named Numbered
Paragraph, which has no indentation defined. Space between paragraphs was the
only customized option under Indents & Spacing. Its Outline is "Body Text".
Bug:
3. When I select and apply that Paragraph Style (Numbered Paragraph) for the
line I'm currently on (F11 => double-click on the desired paragraph style), the
indentation I've defined for the Numbering List is not used. The numbering is
activated, but the numbers and text are placed next to the left margin
regardless of the aligment and indentation options I've defined. This remains
valid even if I demote levels, with or without subpoints (they all align
exactly at the same point on the left margin).
4. However, if I manually select that line, and the previous or the next ones,
and double-click on my custom numbering style, the indentation and aligment
options are correctly applied to all levels.
5. Selecting just the target line, and double-clicking on either the custom
paragraph style or the custom numbered list style does not correct the
indentation and the aligment.
6. Therefore, every time I want to apply a paragraph style to a line that is
supposed to be numbered accordingly to a custom numbered list style, I have to
manually select that line after I write it, along with other lines, and
manually apply the Numbering List style.
7. Doing step 6 using the Paragraph Style instead of the Numbering Style won't
correct the misalignment.
Expected Behavior:
1. With the blinking cursor on the target line, double-click on the Custom
Paragraph Style to which a Numbering List Style was assigned.
2. Apply to that line the correct indentation and aligment options set for that
Numbering List Style + Paragraph Style Combo.
3. Sublevels should use the corresponding alignment and indentation options
assigned to them.
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