RE: [libreoffice-design] Default Writer Template

Hi all,

> From: Nagy Ákos

> I recomand to change the Footnote Charecters style too.
> Usualy users and publishers like that the Footnote Characters is in
> Superscript. For this you need to change the "Footnote Charecters"
> Character Style.

   Done, thanks for the comment :)



> From: Merik

> Sorry for the late reply.
> So, my comments:
> I'd still like Headings to be Sans and the text Serif, or vice versa. I'm not alone in this idea 
> -- using a different font for headings and for body text is a common practice. There are websites 
> dedicated to font pairings, and the use of these pairings is why OOXML themes let the user choose 
> a font for headings and a different font for body text.

   I'm not against the idea, but try it on low reselution screens. I didn't like mixed Liberation 
sans and serif...
   Anyway, I made your changes plus others, please let me know what you think?


> I'm a bit concerned about centering table contents. Centered text is generally harder to read and 
> can get in the way if you have to compare data. I'd rather they were left-aligned (right-aligned 
> for RTL languages, of course).

   Yes, you're right.


> In general, I'd like styles to be relative, not hard-coded. That means that the Heading style 
> should hold the font family, for example, not each individual heading.

   This needs some work, which I'll try to be involved in some time later. The whole styling system 
needs a review and reorganizing.


> I now also realize why the LibreOffice styles used decimal point values -- the headings were 
> saved as percentages, which, come to think of it, isn't a bad idea.

   Percentage is and ems are the future, since we're going to support web, Android, and others.


> I'm still not entirely happy with the headings. As I said earlier, I'd prefer if superior 
> headings weren't lighter than subordinate headings (i.e. Heading 3 shouldn't be lighter than 
> Heading 5) and I'd like there to be some differentiation between heading 7-10.

   Done, but Isn't better we get rid of headings 7-10?


> I'd also like the subtitle to be lighter.

   Done.


> Here's something more along the lines of what I'd imagine: 
> http://ubuntuone.com/4Ng8kwHYlwY3Cs32cEr2y2 . (There are a few more elements used in the 
> document, remove them for a direct comparison.)

    Please let me know about this one 
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/images/d/d6/Template_mixed_fonts.odt I've removed bold weights 
from all headings, sans vs serif should make headers clear wihtout being bold. Notice the spaces 
around table elements.



   Ahmad
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