https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=122881
--- Comment #41 from ajlittoz <[email protected]> --- The problem in the sample file is an inconsistent configuration between the non-bullet paragraph and the bullet paragraph. Non-bullet paragraph has 1 cm left indent and -1 cm first line indent but this is brought by direct formatting. In bullet paragraph, list style takes over the indents and replaces them with its own. We have both left indent and first line set at 1.27 cm with reference for bullet positioned at 0.64 cm. In the sample file, we see that the bullet is displayed at 0 cm (left margin) and not at 0,64 cm. This discrepancy should ring bells about direct formatting mayhem. Bulleting has probably been done with direct formatting (trough Format>Bullet & Numbering) and been applied to the existing paragraph style (do I guess right?). Then paragraph direct formatting has been applied over the yet current formatting. My usual mind model is to consider the following precedence, from lowest to highest: - paragraph style - character style - direct formatting But it does not include list style. It looks that list style is somewhere below direct formatting. Mike Kaganski corrected me once suggesting that I should refine my model into: - para style - para DF - char style - char DF This new model should include a layer for list DF. I assume that list styles are processed simultaneously with the paragraph style they are attached to, so that list DF is above para style layer. IMHO, I'd blame user for using direct formatting which always messes things up, all the more when we try to make advanced features to contribution. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
