https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172746
--- Comment #5 from [email protected] --- (In reply to ady from comment #4) > If you were to treat "Default" as if it was always "Bottom" (e.g. saving it > as "Bottom" instead of saving it as "Default"), then you would be imposing > "Bottom" to every other spreadsheet tool for that (and every saved) file. > > When you keep "Default" as "Default" (which is the correct thing to do), > then that "Default" will be kept when opening the file with other tools. > > "Default" is not the same as "Bottom", in a similar way as "latest" > (version) is not the same as "26.2". > > If the user wants to impose "Bottom" on specific cells of a specific file, > then that specific user should set that alignment for the relevant cells > (whether by using the adequate icon or by the Format Cells Alignment tab). > > The "Bottom" icon is displayed as on / enabled / pressed when the cell is > actually set as "Bottom" (whichever method was used in order to achieve it). > "Default" is not the same as "Bottom", so the icon should not be shown as on > / enabled / pressed. > > These are 2 different statuses, thus the icon status should not be > conflicted, nor the Format Cells Alignment tab. Thanks for the comment - there seems to be some confusion about what my patch does, so I'll clarify. The only thing my patch addresses is the highlighting of the toolbar button. Currently, the contents of the cell with the "Default" alignment are drawn bottom-aligned, but none of the vertical alignment buttons are active, and there's no separate button for the "Default" type in the toolbar. I think this is incorrect, and the current behavior could be confusing to the user. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
