https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38093
--- Comment #30 from Mike Kaganski <mikekagan...@hotmail.com> ---
(In reply to Cougar Brenneman from comment #29)
> Let's try again.
Ok.
> 1) In Outliner View, Word puts a little button in front of every paragraph
> or heading that you can use to drag and drop. This is a key feature which is
> not at all available in OO.
Ok; agreed - I missed that those "text points" you were mentioning are normal
paragraphs; yes, this is missing.
> 2) In Outliner View, all text below any heading can be hidden. This creates
> a headings only view.
The Navigator's headings provide you just that: a heading only view.
> 3) In Outliner View, all headings which are children of a selected heading
> can be hidden. This can, for instance, create an "h2 and above view" or an
> "h3 and above view."
The Navigator allows you to collapse any heading's children. Also, it allows
you to limit view to only N levels, hiding all levels below L (say, only level
1 and 2 would be visible).
> 4) Text paragraphs can be viewed with only the first line showing.
This one was the one I agreed to in comment 28. No need to reiterate.
> 5) In Outliner View, when you drag and drop that little button icon in front
> of the paragraph or heading, all of the hidden text and headings go along
> with the heading that you're dragging. BY DRAGGING AND DROPPING THAT SINGLE
> BUTTON, you can drag 10,000 hidden words from below 10,000 other hidden
> words, and drop them in the new location. Then you can collapse those 20,000
> words under a different heading, and drag them invisibly to another new
> location. Then you uncollapse all of the sections, hide all but the first
> lines of the entire page, and drag paragraphs into new positions before
> displaying the whole paragraphs that you've dragged around.
Dragging isn't working in Navigator (for some unclear reason); still, there are
"Promote/Demote Chapter" and "Promote/Demote Level" buttons on the Navigator's
toolbar, which do just that: move chapters with everything inside them (all
those thousands paragraphs and included sublevels).
> I HATE the fact ...
This is totally irrelevant. The discussion here isn't about anyone's
personality and feelings; it's about figuring out what needs addressing (and
that's why I jumped in and try to clarify what is really missing, and what is
already present - and thus not needed in this discussion, because it only
clutters it and makes the issue unmanageable).
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