Hi Samuel,
Initial remark:
Samuel Mehrbrodt wrote (23-11-12 17:48)
[..]
Reasons:
* "Text body" is the same as "Default Style", except that it has a
margin at the bottom, so I would suggest to remove "Default Style" from
the list.
This is not true.
Nearly all styles inherit from Default Style.
And much less do so from Text Body.
I support the idea to have people use text Body in stead of Default
Style ....
However, people are used taking Default (Style), will get confused.
Also a clean new document and many existing documents (and other
applications) show Default Style...
Technically however: as a style is used in the document, it is shown in
the list Apply Style.
So removing Default Style will only be possible if you change the
default New document :-)
Thus: when we remove Default Style from the list by default, and change
the default 'template' so that it shows Text Body for the single
paragraph, we only confuse people ;-)
What do others think?
(For the rest (title, sorting) kudoos ;-) )
Cheers,
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