Re: [libreoffice-users] Position references

Hallo Regina, 

Did you sent John such a document?
I will create a document for our german users with examples for the lot of positions. And explain 
it. 
Where can i publish ist for the community? 

And: in LO 7.4.1 the is no reference to page in the context menu, only wehen i use properties. 

Greetings
Susanne 

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Susanne Mohn

> Am 15.10.2022 um 21:57 schrieb Regina Henschel <rb.henschel@t-online.de>:
>
> Hi John,
>
> John Kaufmann schrieb am 15.10.2022 um 19:45:
>
> > Anchoring an entity (frame, box, image, ...) is done with respect to
> > position references:
> > *Horizontal*:
> >     Paragraph area
> >     Paragraph text area
> >     Left paragraph border
> >     Right paragraph border
> >     Left page border
> >     Right page border
> >     Entire page
> >     Page text area
>
> Please use a current daily build. The wording has changed.
>
> "Entire page" = "Left of page text area" + "Page text area" + "Right of
> page text area".
>
> "Entire paragraph area" = "Left of paragraph text area" + "Paragraph
> text area" + "Right of paragraph text area".
>
> The "Left of page text area" is the sum of "Gutter" (if left) + "left
> page margin" + "page border left" + "page padding left" as set in the
> page properties dialog.
>
> The "Left of paragraph text area" is the sum of "Indent before" +
> "paragraph border" + "paragraph padding" as set in the paragraph
> properties dialog.
>
> Notice, that the column distance is not included in the "Entire
> paragraph area".
>
> Left, Center and Right use areas as reference.
> "From left" takes the left edge of the area as reference line.
>
> You should insert a small image and test the various positions.
>
> In general the preview illustration describes it correctly. But some
> bugs exist.
>
> When using anchor "to character" you get some additional references.
> Anchor "as character" has its own set of references. For testing these
> anchors use a large font size, a line with different font sizes, a large
> line spacing and a small image.
>
> I'll sent you a document with some lines to indicate the horizontal
> areas. In addition I will sent you an older document which I have
> created for the ODF TC. Describing the reference areas is still a not
> solved task in the ODF TC. A problem in all that descriptions is that
> common using of terms like "margin" and "border" does not correspond to
> the technical attributes "fo:margin" and "fo:border".
>
> It would be really good to get a document with all that reference areas
> and lines explained. I do not mean a technical one with ODF attributes
> but a document for users about the kind of positioning possible in
> LibreOffice.
>
> Kind regards
> Regina
>
>
>
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