https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=165275
--- Comment #10 from Barry L. Kramer <[email protected]> --- (In reply to LeroyG from comment #8) > It seems that the first column defines the top and bottom padding for all > the row. I don't quite see that behavior. What I observe is that an *increase* in the bottom padding of any selected cell will increase the bottom padding for all the cells in a row (and naturally increasing the row height to accommodate the increase). However, a *decrease* in the bottom padding doesn't seem to do anything at all, even if the whole row is selected. Decreases to bottom padding do work but only if the whole table is selected. In contrast, changes to left padding work properly when any cell, row, or column is selected, and the left padding setting is stored on a per-cell basis. What I would expect with an increase in bottom padding of any one selected cell is that the row height is increased as needed (like it works now) but that the bottom padding of that cell becomes the new value for only that cell, and not for the other cells in the row (which should be left alone). Currently it does affect all the cells in the row and I think that's wrong. It seems the top/bottom padding values aren't stored per cell so changing the values have side effects and prevents the user from decreasing the bottom padding once it is nonzero. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug.
