I really, really do not not like how only some (but not all) of a paragraph's
style settings can be overridden in the Properties window. This means that
each and every time I want to modify the left indent, right indent, tab
settings, etc for a specific paragraph, I need to declare another damned style.
Why can't each setting in a paragraph's style have a complimentary override
option outside the context of the Styles manager? What's with this apparent
love affair with styles? I should have the freedom to format my text however I
please, either with or without a style. In my opinion, a style should only
need to be defined when a particular text style is to be repeated in a
document. Otherwise, just format the single occurrence manually. (Unless
you're in Scribus, then forget it and resort to defining yet another bloody
style...)
