https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154145
--- Comment #7 from Telesto <tele...@surfxs.nl> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #4) > Don't think we find a word that is more catchy than Default. As for the > documentation I agree with the improvement need. > > The Default as just 'to the bottom' is a bit surprising for the vertical > option. But again, I suggest to not fiddle around with the labels. It's not semantical debate. Lets take Writer example: you can align text horizontally: left/centered/right/justified. You don't add a category: default. Instead you set left active by default for LTR and right default for RTL. Default isn't a setting by itself, normally. If the default have unique properties, the default should have a name and set to default. So in case of Horizontal Alignment Default is apparently lacking a name. In case of Vertical Default is actually the same as to bottom (so a drop down with to option doing exactly the same) --- I want also to point out another relate issue I mentioned: Menu -> Format -> Align Text has quick options (to prevent going into the dialog). There are only 3 options. No of those activated. Issues: * it seems as if there is no vertical alignment active. * you can't go back to 'default' from the Drop down menu. The default is probably the most common choice to 'undo' a different alignment , but not unavailable in the menu -- Bottom line this whole default approach no as communicative as it can/and should be. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
