https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51689
--- Comment #14 from Yousuf Philips (jay) <philipz85@hotmail.com> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #10)
It does not work like this for a section, neither before nor after since I
can delete the caret in this case (alt+enter does the trick for both
situations).
Yes i had this problem when it tried editing help documents and wanted to
insert a line after a section.
For an index (tested with a TOC) I have no chance to add something before,
neither using alt nor alt+enter. The end of the TOC is not a problem because
there is always text below.
If you disable 'protected against manual changes' in the index dialog you will
be able to do alt+enter at the top of to TOC.
We should change the behavior for sections and indexes so that enter pressed
when the cursor is placed at the very first position adds a line before the
object. But I wonder if there are more objects like these three.
Have to agree with Cor that it causes problems for editing sections.
My suggestion would be to add a checkbox in all of the three dialogs (section,
table, index) that would add spacing above and below if necessary. Then remove
the press enter at the beginning of A1 in tables to unify the behaviour and
having an uno command for the alt+enter behaviour placed in Insert > Formatting
Mark.
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