Tomasz Koprowski wrote: > Hi, > > >>I'm not sure I understand why you are getting that behavior. I'm using >>1.1.4 also, and find that any style changes are applied to all of the >>text I have selected. > > > In my case, some changes (like text size) apply to the whole text while other > (alignment) only to current paragraph. Selecting a "style" applies only > to the current paragraph. > > >>In addition, if you select the text box without being in the edit contents >>mode (you get a cross instead of a cursor, >>and can move the text box around) any style selected will apply to the >>entire contents of the text box.
I think some of these behaviors come about because of the structure of the .sla files. Creating a text frame creates a <PAGEOBJECT.... block. Within that block your text is a series of <ITEXT.... blocks, like this: <PAGEOBJECT....> <ITEXT..../> <ITEXT..../> <ITEXT..../> </PAGEOBJECT> You may *think* that you have a single ITEXT block inside PAGEOBJECT, but depending on how much fiddling around you have done, you could have several -- you can guarantee you have at least two if you default text is different from what you eventually chose. Inside each ITEXT block is a CAB parameter that denotes paragraph style. Even though you might highlight all the text in a frame and change to center, Scribus is not changing all these CAB values as it should be -- apparently the line (i.e. ITEXT block> where the cursor is located is the one that gets the change. Gregory Pittman
