https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=118969
--- Comment #5 from peter josvai <jepe@cspv.hu> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #4)
Don't see much need for UX. Peter, do you accept Stuart's answer?
Heiko, I do like Stuart's approach... and I sure "accept" his answer..
but I also need to elaborate what I actually think.. cause this is all new to
me... which means that my practice is not relevant enough.. I'm still only
trying out the styles formatting toolbar...
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PS:
let me stress that for most people the transition from the DF to the Styles
method is a silent change...
and that in reality, someone only wants the italic to disappear or to reappear
again... and at this point it can all get confused...
cause you clear all DF... but some... "DF" remains :) :)
I'm saying this cause "bold and italic" is "DF"... (as at least 15% of all
users know it) but after clearing DF, some "bold" and "italic" stays (strong
and emphasis).. and it is confusing.. and you won't trust the HTML clarity of
your text anymore...
and when confusion appears, all you want is a clean text...
that could be copied to an html editor like this "<p>some text</p>...
okay, one argument: in Ardour, you have a panic button :)
I think I was trying to outline something like that... about a mixed-ways
formatted text.. :)
thanks to both of you ! Peter
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