https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=146380
--- Comment #16 from Mike Kaganski <mikekagan...@hotmail.com> --- (In reply to MarjaE from comment #11) > 2. I suggest ... renaming "Zoom..." to "Zoom and View Layout." Possibly that would make sense. > 3. I suggest adding the Show Whitespace option to that dialogue. I have no preference here. Heiko? > 4. I suggest highlighting the current View Layout in the lower right corner, > so people can see what layout they have, since depending on screen size and > zoom, there may not be any other indication. And maybe add a crystal ball to the program, to guess what should be highlighted for another user who needs another item highlighted? ;-) I strongly disagree, that we need to "highlight" UI elements (that BTW were put to *front*, available directly on the main window, instead of having user to look in some menu/dialog - so it *already* *is* highlighted), when someone had a feeling that they could find it easier if it was highlighted. Every user has own preference for "this could be highlighted" - so it would end up highlighting everything. > 5. I suggest adding the Show Whitespace option there. No. That is not a feature that most users need. It is explained in help, in guide, and is discoverable in the logical View menu. > 6. I don't know if this would cause anyone trouble, but I wonder if it would > help if unchecking Show Whitespace automatically chanced the View Layout to > Single. This is bug 98446. (In reply to MarjaE from comment #15) > When I change the settings, LibreOffice doesn't note that the document has > been edited. So it lacks an important clue that these are savable > document-by-document settings instead of LibreOffice preferences. Possibly; but OTOH, marking documents changed just because of changing its view is a bit too much. There's some balance here; I don't know if it would make more problems to most, than would solve problems to minority ... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
