Re: Formatting _Numbering/ordered list_[Bug 42788]

2016-01-02 Thread jan iversen
Sent from my iPad, please excuse any misspellings > On 30 Dec 2015, at 05:53, noseeba Al kindi wrote: > > Thanks for your reply, > I changed the numbering alignment to the right and I increase the > indentation but it affect all numbering list not only the Roman >

Re: Formatting _Numbering/ordered list_[Bug 42788]

2015-12-29 Thread noseeba Al kindi
Thanks for your reply, I changed the numbering alignment to the right and I increase the indentation but it affect all numbering list not only the Roman numbers. could you help me where should I look to correct the style and make it default for Roman numbers only regards Nusaiba On Thu, Dec 24,

Re: Formatting _Numbering/ordered list_[Bug 42788]

2015-12-24 Thread jan iversen
Sent from my iPad, please excuse any misspellings > On 23 Dec 2015, at 11:25, noseeba Al kindi wrote: > > I am solving this bug: > > https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42788 > > I checked the MS office and it have the same problem appear there just >

Re: Formatting _Numbering/ordered list_[Bug 42788]

2015-12-23 Thread noseeba Al kindi
I am solving this bug: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42788 I checked the MS office and it have the same problem appear there just that they have a longer indentation which let the issue start at number 18. Moreover, they make the numbering alignment to the right by default.

Formatting _Numbering/ordered list_[Bug 42788]

2015-12-22 Thread noseeba Al kindi
Dear, I am new on solving bugs and this is the first bug I choose. I go through the documentation of this issue and I found that it could be solved by *changing numbering alignment to the right.* Another solution is that when the length of the Roman number is longer than the indentation, the

Formatting _Numbering/ordered list_[Bug 42788]

2015-12-22 Thread noseeba Al kindi
Dear, I am new on solving bugs and this is the first bug I choose. I go through the documentation of this issue and I found that it could be solved by changing numbering alignment to the right. Another solution is that when the length of the Roman number is longer than the indentation, the whole