2013/7/18 Natasha Selvey <[email protected]> > Here is my second round of proposed changes. > > I think we should move Tables, Images and OLE objects, Frames, Sections and > Autotext out of the first section "Getting to know Writer", leaving > "Getting to know Writer" with the upfront basics and later moving on to > these topics. > > Tables and Images would get their own pages. > > Frames and Sections go into a page for "Formatting pages". > > Autotext goes into the current "Working with text" page. > > Current outline: > > 1. Getting to know Writer > 1. Writer's User Interface > 2. Writer's Sidebar > 3. Tables (move to its own page - expand on information) > 4. Images and OLE Objects (move to its own page - expand on > information) > 5. Frames (move to new page - "Formatting pages") > 6. Sections (move to new page - "Formatting pages") > 7. Autotext (move to "Working with text") > 2. Working with Text > 1. Numbered list and bullets > > Proposed outline: > > 1. Getting to know Writer > 1. Writer's User Interface > 2. Writer's Sidebar > 2. Working with Text > 1. Numbered list and bullets > 2. Autotext > 3. Formatting Pages > 1. Frames > 2. Sections > 4. Tables > 5. Images and OLE Objects > > Please send me your concerns or an okay to move forward. Thanks. >
Sounds good for me! You are doing a really great job here! Just a "conceptual" point: frames and sections are not about formatting pages, but about filling them with well defined "blocks of content" that are in a sense separated and somewhat independent from the rest of the document. In fact, the only way to give format to pages is using page styles and page breaks. I agree that grouping frames and sections is a good idea but I'm not sure which is the best label to group them: IMO "formatting pages" is not really appropriate... "Content containers" came to my mind, but I must admit that it is maybe a bit confusing for a title. Perhaps something on this line? Regards Ricardo
