https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91058
--- Comment #7 from Christopher R Lee <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Cor Nouws from comment #5) > (In reply to Christopher R Lee from comment #4) > > I'm not used to this bug handling system.... > > ;) > > > I added above a screeshot of the only example I have, which Henrik made when > > we were discussing a particular question*. He set a background colour for > > each style; there doesn't seem to be an option for patterns with that. > > Thanks. > Now in Writer, a style is visible in the document most of the time due to > the fact that it has _formatting_. > And in Latex that visual representation lacks. So I expect it to be more > usefull there? To make it clear to people who don't know LaTeX, I've added a screenshot of the editor showing the code alongside the pdf; you switch between them with the right mouse button because markup code can't be wysiwyg. In LaTeX, everything except plain text body has to be marked up in one way or another. In LO, italic can be a character style or direct formatting; and if it isn't you who typed the document you can't know how it was done, without clicking on each instance. Also, the styles for un-numbered headers are not obvious in LO if you don't recognise the character size. Different paragraph styles (including default) may look the same. > > > It occurred to me later that the idea should be of wider interest. I'll send > > Henrik the link to this "bug", and try and make an example more relevant to > > other users. > > > > *OT here, but the question we were dealing with highlights a couple of > > things that could be developed with LO > > Interesting... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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