Hi Shoshannah, all,
Shoshannah Forbes wrote:
On 27/10/2005, at 22:09, Nicolas Mailhot wrote:
And they're not the same people that do professional
formatting. Asking them to use the same controls is a big mistake. The
whole point of styles is to separate presentation from content and here
you put content elements in the presentation layer
+1
I find that putting the language information in styles in a real pain,
as then I have to have double sets of styles, and switch between them
constantly (most of my documents are mixed Hebrew/ English, usually with
mixed paragraphs).
After all, the whole idea of styles is to deal *less* with formatting,
not more as it is now when languages are managed by styles.
You can just make a new character-style, based on the default. Only
change the language attribute.
You can apply that style to any word, regardless in which
paragraph-style it is written.
Want to remove the language-atribute? Select word/paragraph/ .. and
choose Format|Default.
Might not be ideal, but not so diffucult as well. Is it?
Regards,
Cor
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