https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=142446
--- Comment #22 from Jim Raykowski <[email protected]> --- (In reply to j.a.swami from comment #20) > 2. When I issue a command that content should be expanded to more levels, > the system sometimes responds a bit slowly. The lag is long enough to create > uncertainty as to whether the command has been recognized or not. Yes, for large files there can be significant delay when a large amount of layout frames need to be remade. Are you testing with a full debug build or perhaps a container version? These will have slower layout. > 3. It seems that specifying a content level greater than 3 has an > inconsistent effect. Sometimes specifying "4" shows me level 4, sometimes > not. I haven't been able to repro this. Could you supply the steps to repro and attach a test file that this happens? > 4. When content is collapsed to a certain level, I would have expected to > see the "no-level" content beneath that level collapsed, consistently. > Instead, it seems, such content is always shown, unless already collapsed > manually with "toggle outline folding." This seems to me a less-desirable > approach. > > Imagine, for example, that I have a several-page hieararchical document, > with some of the "no-level content" extending for several paragraphs (or > even pages). Using "Show outline content to level" may or may not show me > the actual bare-bones outline, depending on what I've previously done. > > If I have previously collapsed some NL content but not all, expanding or > contracting the outline will show me that NL content accordingly, in a > manner that would seem to me inconsistent. That is, it would be consistent > with my previous actions but inconsistent with what I'm now trying to do, > namely view the whole outline at a certain level. But doing this seems like it would make the feature just an on canvas copy of what the Navigator Headings already does, which is, shows the actual bare-bones outline. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
