https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87613
--- Comment #8 from Jay Philips <philipz85@hotmail.com> ---
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grouping of transitions in powerpoint, wps, and iworks
(In reply to Cor Nouws from comment #6)
Want I mean to say< what do you win with this?
You win by seeing an understandable list of sorted transitions.
Some items will stay together because of the naming (Shape Plus, Shape
Diamond, Shape Circle) anyway also in Dutch I've no idea if that is the case
for all translations. I expect when some translate as "Plus Shape", "Diamond
Shape" etc. then there is a problem.
Yes i wondered how it would play out in different languages.
Further, the current sorting is not random. Fade Through Black and Cut
Through Black for example, are nicely together now. And there are more of
those groups that are not alphabetical.
Well we have Dissolve in the middle of the list and Fine Dissolve at the bottom
of the list, so they are not always nicely placed together. Maybe it would be
useful to have them sorted within groups, so related transitions stay together.
I've seem similar grouping done in Powerpoint, WPS Presentation and iWork
Keynote.
I have also suggested in bug 87621, that transition variants/directions could
be moved to its own list in the sidebar to make the list easier to go through.
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