https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149252
--- Comment #13 from [email protected] --- Created attachment 180567 --> https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/attachment.cgi?id=180567&action=edit Entire paragraph area table, with proposed explanation Some points: 1. Ok to keep ”Entire” with ”Entire Paragraph Area” for both Horizontal and Vertical - primarily to keep a parallel with: Entire page Page text Area Entire frame Frame text area Entire paragraph area Paragraph text area (alternative is to drop ”Entire” for all, but ”page” and ”frame” alone seem more indefinite). 2. Also ok to keep ”Entire Paragraph Area” label for both Horizontal and Vertical controls – even though they are applied independently, and may have slight differences because they focus separately on horizontal and vertical. Primary reasons: to (a) indicate that the same ”region” (”container”) is being used and (b) avoid introducing even more variation across the entire set of positioning options. 3. Do not need to ”explain” the meaning of ”Entire Paragraph Area” in general. The work flow in the positioning dialog is to position Horizontal to Entire Paragraph Area and position Vertical to Entire Paragraph. These options can be used independently. No requirement that both options must be used at the same time in positioning an object. => sufficient to describe positioning for Entire Paragraph Area for Horizontal alone. Attachment provides a table of different contexts for Entire Paragraph Area for Horizontal. Proposal is to use a table like this to describe Entire Paragraph Area. Rather than trying to find a generic description (and forcing the reader to guess how the description applies in different contexts). It seems better – for documentation – to give an exhaustive list of the contexts. - I do not know if the table is exhaustive, but I tried. - Maybe the three multicolumn contexts (text, section, frame) can/should be collapsed into one entry. - a comparable table would be made for the Vertical option of Entire paragraph area. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
