https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135460
--- Comment #6 from R. Green <[email protected]> ---
Perhaps this will help:
1. Open the attached file again. Open the "Heading 1" paragraph style and
select the "Borders" tab.
2. In the "User defined" diagram, click on the top line to remove it. Although
it has disappeared, there is still a dotted rectangle around it (meaning that
it is still selected).
3. Now adjust either Line Style, or Line Colour or Line Width.
EXPECTED RESULT: After step 3, the dotted rectangle should still be visible.
ACTUAL RESULT: The dotted rectangle disappears as soon as you put a cursor in
the Style/Colour/Width field. The result is that, now, the user has no visible
indication as to what line has been or is being adjusted.
SUGGESTION: The dotted selection rectangle(s) should be retained until the user
makes another selection in the "User-defined" preview. That way the user will
always know what lines are being edited.
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