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2011/5/21 Bernhard Dippold <bernhard@familie-dippold.at>:
Hi Ricardo, *

It would be great to discriminate between inherited and new introduced
styles.

And having a feature to put a characteristic back to the inherited mode is
something I'd like to have used quite a few times in the past.

Your "inherited" check-mark seems to be not detailed enough in your mockup:
It applies to font, weight and size at the same time.

Perhaps it would be possible to have the "inherited" characteristic marked
in the list directly? Something like grayed out?

Yes, I know. I'm not very good at mockups :) In fact, I also mentioned
the possibility to use an entry from the list, but you are right: as a
list entry is better. For example, on the font list the first entry
should be "from parent style".

And an additional line at the bottom of the listbox "inherit from parent
style" (changing to "inherited from parent" when the inherited
characteristic is selected)?

I haven't been able to spend more time on this topic and on the related ones
already discussed here and described at the wiki:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Whiteboards/PropertiesButtonLayout

Perhaps you and Astron can work together on this topic...

Not sure what can I do other than poor mockups, but here I am.

Cheers
Ricardo

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