In Impress the function is already implemented. When you select text with different sizes and then press the button all the text get the same size (smallest of the selected text) in the first step. Afterwards you can increase or decrease the size. Is this the way it should be done in Writer as well? An other way to handle this, would be to increase or decrease every part with the same size independent from the other parts. When should the button be disabled? When any part of the selected text already has the smallest/biggest size? Or when all the text has the smallest/biggest size?
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