https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=135110
--- Comment #6 from Telesto <telesto@surfxs.nl> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #5)
I'm a bit split. On the one hand it sounds convenient to access PS/CS
property dialogs. But it mixes two workflows. While editing a document you
are supposed to apply styles from the dedicated deck (or via
toolbar/menu/...).
I do agree with this; based on type of functionality it shouldn't. OTOH;
knowing the style might be a reason to change it.. which makes it rather
practical :-)
A deck only showing information is kind of uncommon. And kind of frustrating.
You know they style name.. know you have to go through multiple dialog to
change it.
I even consider being able to modify the 'style settings' directly in the Style
Inspector instead of only listing those :-). OTOH it's called Inspector. And
totally not the opposite of the the design.. But would be in line with a deck
being productive. Only showing stuff is useful, but changing decks for it for
example rather frustrating, IMHO.
However I'm also the one who want's they Navigator deck be a to way street.. So
a clicked image being showing in the navigator ;-). So I can see the image name
without going through all sorts of dialogs. So maybe it's me wanting odd
stuff...
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