https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=140024
--- Comment #10 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #9) > However, if one receives a document from someone else eg. created with some > other application, s/he might want to replace all "alien" styles with > something reasonable. So having the option is beneficial. I think that particular use case needs its own attention. If I wanted replacements of styles in an imported document, I would want to: 1. Do that explicitly, either during import or with a command for just this replacement. 2. Be told clearly what the replacement logic is going to be. 3. Be able to control what gets replaced, and perhaps aspects of how the replacement happens. ... and without these, I would probably not want LO to do such replacements for me. I certainly would not want them to happen as part of AutoCorrect. > The label "Replace Custom Styles" is somewhat unclear ... We also discussed > the label, and it's actually clear. So, it's somewhat unclear, but actually clear? > Any style listed under Custom Styles will be replaced... The user will not be able to guess what "Custom Styles" are. Yes, if you look at the style sidebar and the filtering drop-down box at the bottom, one of the items is "Custom Styles", but that's one out of 12 or 13 items; and those items also include "Special Styles" for example. Does the user know when a style is "custom"? Or when it is "special" as opposed to "custom"? Without taking time to leave the AutoCorrect dialog and play with the styles bar - which they may not even be aware they need to? No, this is not clear. > ... replaced by Body Text and co(unclear when the latter are used). So, unclear again what kind of replacement is going to be made. > Renaming is not necessary, It most certainly is. > perhaps some improvements at the help makes sense. First one should make the UI clear, then (re-)document it. > But since the feature is confusing many we suggest to switch it off by > default. Sounds like the reasonable choice. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
