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2011/9/23 frankt <f.internet@esprit-ouvert.org>

Hi all,

Is the discussion or proposal closed?


 AFAIK, the discussion is not closed. Maybe forgotten, but not closed ;)



I've just started using LibO after
many years of using OOo, and my experience with the navigator is such that
I
am thinking to go back to OOo. I am writing my PhD thesis and as many users
above have mentioned, I have many heading levels (5). Whenever I need to
jump to another heading to find some information, I need to click many
times
in order to open the needed heading level in one given category. Closing
and
reopening the navigator erases the previous view, and I have to start
clicking once again. An "Expand All" option and a "Collapse All" option
would fix the issue, as far as I am concerned. It's actually much faster to
scroll down and up the nagivator screen than to click, click, and click. Of
course, a better visual implementation would be welcome (as suggested by C.
Noak).

What have been the answers from the developers?


I do not know if this was discuss on the dev mailing lists, but there is no
activity on the issues.

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