https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=134483
--- Comment #7 from Leandro MartÃn Drudi <sanipachenko@outlook.com.ar> ---
Created attachment 163295
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FP-LP-RP-LP-RP-LP-RP...
If I add a page style called "I want this page as Title Page because I am a
User and I want it that way", it does not appear as an option in the list. And
it's also a custom page.
I insist. Limiting to just two styles is a bit arbitrary and limiting for
users.
Also, I don't understand why instead of being called "First page" it is not
called "Title page". It is much more descriptive and leaves "First page" to be
used together with "Left page" and Right page" in a continuous sequence
FP-LP-RP-LP-RP...
Think of it like this (and try it): you have developed the document with that
sequence and then, you decided to insert the an Title Page (because you wanted
to, because it is customary, because you are a User). With the current method,
if you insert the cover the FP style will be applied, and if you apply a
different style, that style will be applied to the Title Page and the first
page with content.
(In the attached document, I have the example). Insert the Title Page and then
apply the "Cover Page" page style to the cover.
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