Advise welcome: Style inheritance question

Hi Team

I'm working on a file that has its styles set. For example Heading 1 has
font color green.

But Heading 1 inherits from Heading. How do I remove the Heading 1 font
color so it can inherit font color from Heading?

Thanks in advance

Olivier Hallot kirjoitti 2.6.2020 klo 19.37:

Hi Team

I'm working on a file that has its styles set. For example Heading 1 has
font color green.

But Heading 1 inherits from Heading. How do I remove the Heading 1 font
color so it can inherit font color from Heading?

What happens, if you set it to Automatic?

Ilmari

HI Ilamri

Olivier Hallot kirjoitti 2.6.2020 klo 19.37:

Hi Team

I'm working on a file that has its styles set. For example Heading 1 has
font color green.

But Heading 1 inherits from Heading. How do I remove the Heading 1 font
color so it can inherit font color from Heading?

What happens, if you set it to Automatic?

Ilmari

From the Help:

The Automatic color setting changes the user interface element to the
preset color from the color scheme.

https://help.libreoffice.org/7.1/en-US/text/shared/optionen/01012000.html?&DbPAR=WRITER&System=UNIX

Actually it is an open enhancement feature:
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89826

so... no solution except surgically edit the flat ODF to remove font
color setting from the character settings of the style.

Woo Hoo!

Hi Olivier,

Hi Team

I'm working on a file that has its styles set. For example Heading 1 has
font color green.

But Heading 1 inherits from Heading. How do I remove the Heading 1 font
color so it can inherit font color from Heading?

Click the button "Standard" on the tab "Font effects".

The purpose of the "Standard" button is in general to remove all settings which were made on the current tab. So in case the "Heading 1" style has a "underline" for example, which is on the same tab, you need to set it again after clicking on "Standard".

Kind regards
Regina

Or direct formatting has been applied to Heading 1..

Hello Regina

Click the button "Standard" on the tab "Font effects".

The purpose of the "Standard" button is in general to remove all
settings which were made on the current tab. So in case the "Heading 1"
style has a "underline" for example, which is on the same tab, you need
to set it again after clicking on "Standard".

Indeed this is what I was looking for.

Thank you Regina
regards