Hallo Regina ,
I agree, the current grid could be replaced by a "editable grid" who
can been adapted to the multiple columns boundaries and to place also
"horizontal" boundaries.
Very good idea !
Ideal for our workflow
New systems and idea's has advantages, but please let us, users,
choose the system who fit best to our workflows. This is not very hard
to do, 3 buttons in the appearance,
- no boundarys >> now use the editabel grid
- the new look ( corner boundarys)
-the old boundarys
Thanks for the interrest
Frernand
Hi Fernand, hi all,
Fernand Vanrie schrieb:
[..]
When using a multiple column layout, in 95% of the cases the pictures
are anchored to the page, because the editor want to fix the images on a
specific place in his layout, and most pictures are wider than 1 column,
see most of "magazines" layout.
We produce 8.000 magazine pages a year, using OO-LO, and yes we
positioning the pictures using Macro's etc, but in the end the user want
to move the images and then we surly need the colomn bouderies as a
guide....
If I understand it right, the boundaries are only needed to align
pictures with the mouse. If that is true, I think, a better solution
would be not bringing back the border lines, but add a snapping
feature. So that you can not only snap to grid (who uses that and to
what purpose?) but snap to layout relevant positions, for example to
paragraph border, indent position, page border, explicit tabs.
What do you think?
Kind regards
Regina
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