https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91829
--- Comment #2 from Philippe Jung <[email protected]> --- > 1) Layers can be marked as "Visible" by double clicking Double click on a tab in not natural (at least for me). I left clicked & right clicked. > 2) I checked Inkscape to see how it deals with layers, and it allows you to > move objects in other layers, even if that is not the layer that you have > selected. I knew software where a layer can be protected: protected: objects don't move / cannot be selected. > I agree with you though that the three tabs at the bottom do not seem to add > much value or push the user towards using layers. The real question is why these layer names ? What use case are we supposed to handle? To make it clear: - in controls layer I expect to see only Buttons, Radio, Toolboxes, Fields, - in dimension lines, I expect to see lines. Just lines. Lines can also displat length. I will accept that surfaces are displayed for rectangles and circles. So reading these labels, I wondered if I was really in a drawing tool. > In addition, it is not > immediately obvious that they are layers and that they can be made visible > or not visible. Other software tend to render layers as stack. It looks more like layers. And thanks Gabriel :-) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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