https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137815
--- Comment #3 from Telesto <tele...@surfxs.nl> ---
(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #1)
> Properties is always the last entry of the context menu. New Page is useful,
> always good to have alternative workflows. Same for delete, background etc.
> Don't see why we have to drop the Page submenu.
There might be alternative workflows possible.. But we also have customization
feature.. So from my perspective LibreOffice should have only 'baseline'
options.
This topic belong again on the design principle/guidance list :-). GUI must
useful for the general public and restrict itself to they basics. Special
needs, practical features for group of people should not be implemented as
(default) setting, IMHO.
So not denying this makes sense for some; or multiple workflows are possible .
Not against multiple workflows. This more about how it should be configured by
default (stock).
If there a templates with settings for different configurations (fine). Say
Newbie, Pro] A configuration manager for most used 'tweaks/ features' also
makes sense.. But (a) duplicating setting in (b) a not the most obvious place
(like here) or enabled Markdown by default (not here) not the right way to go.
There is kind of baseline configuration. Which uses they 'typical' prototype
(sorry undefined) user workflow.
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