Re: [libreoffice-users] Change of spacing of headers at mirrored page styles needs the document to be re-opend to be visible at all pages

Le 2011-03-18 07:40, Sisyphos a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Everything what is necessary to reproduce this bug is in the subject.
>
> You should have the same effect while doing this:
> - Create a page style with "mirrored pages"
> - leave "same content on left/right" for headers unchecked
> - write something different into the headers for left and right pages
> - its good to have enough text for at least two pages, to see what
> where is the text body an where is the headers
> - change the space of the header space of the style, confirm by clicking ok
> - result is different then I expect: only the right pages are updated
> with the new settings; its an all possible views and also on print
> view the same
> - after I saved the document, closed it and reopened it the changes of
> the header space are visible for all pages of the the style
>
> Can someone reproduce this? I see this on several computers with
> several documents on  OOO330m19 (Build:8)
>
> Bye,
> Sisyphos

Same version (in French) on Windows 7, and I cannot reproduce it., 
whether I create a NEW user-defined page style or start by modifying the 
Standard page style. But there is something strange I noticed on my 
first trial: I started with a new page style defined as "mirrored 
pages", but I had not noticed that headers were checked as identical 
left and right headers. I wrote the first header (page 1), then realized 
that I needed to uncheck "identical left and right headers." Fine, but 
the header I had remained for both odd and even pages and had to remove 
it on its original page before I could indeed write distinct right and 
left headers.

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Michel Gagnon – michel@mgagnon.net <mailto:michel@mgagnon.net>
Montréal (Québec, Canada) – mgagnon.net <http://mgagnon.net>


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