https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=136539
--- Comment #6 from Telesto <tele...@surfxs.nl> ---
(In reply to Mike Kaganski from comment #5)
> (In reply to Telesto from comment #4)
>
> The same with any change you do here. And no, it shouldn't "stop at last
> page with that page style". It should show you where the cursor is, if that
> place is re-layouted as the result of your actions.
>
> For the obvious example, let's continue with "change page style" case. Say,
> you have page 2 till page 5 as Style1 (A4); and page 6 and followng Style2
> (A4). You put cursor somewhere on page 10, go to page 1/2, and change style
> of page at your page break to be Style3 (sized A3). This would make your
> pages a till 5 (4 pages in total) to becomr pages 2 till 4 (3 pages in
> total); and your cursor that was on page 10, is not on page 9. This is the
> change!
It should show you where the cursor is, if that place is re-layouted as the
result of your actions.
For the exotic say color of paragraph case this simply not true. There is no
change at all at cursor position.
For they page style difference.. Page style is changed all over the place. So
they 'cursor' position is as random as staying on the page.
Another exception is press CTRL+A at top of the document. The cursor is at the
bottom but shows still they top page (which is desired, but doesn't fit the
principle)
If you want to see what you're doing, you scroll to the position where the
change happens. If you have the cursor at some random spot, the scroll to
cursor thing is simply frustrating annoying as it only disturbing workflow;
creates surprises & you need to find the original page again.
So question is more what's the general rule & what the exception. I tend to
stay put, except for.. CTRL+Z CTRL+Y CTRL+V
As I don't see the usability.. we still need some kind of poll system build in
to LibreOffice. Infobar pointing to a poll.. where an example is illustrated
with they question what people would expect :-)
Discussing this kind of topic in some obscure bug tracker ticket ...
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