Thanks Dan,
I guess what is unintuitive is the CSS-like approach to Styles. I find
CSS to be very difficult when, as you say, you have a complex page and
need to nest various styles and keep track of hierarchies. When using
LO for text docs, I'm simply wanting to produce a text document with
Steve, I think you may have hit the nail on the head. I'll look into
upgrading and see if that changes anything. I think the issue may well
have been that I was selecting "paragraphs" with different formatting
(my quotes aren't to draw attention but rather to indicate I don't mean
only book-l
Dear LibreOffice Community,
I programmatically generate a FODT that opens without any problem and
can be edited.
When saving such FODT document I get "Write Error. The file could not be
written.".
BTW the document is valid XML, is there a method to debug such issue?
I tried -DXSLTransformer.sta
Hi.
If you are copying and pasting the text into your document, then "paste
without formatting" will paste the text in and adopt the
style/formatting at the cursor. I have assigned ctl-k on my machines to
paste unformatted. I can quickly ctl-ins , ctl-k to copy-paste 1 handed
and not muck up my for
here's a snippet of text where the lines are too short -
She also showed herself to be adept at
office politics-at flattering her superiors
without appearing to do so; at wrong-
footing those who stood in her path to
advancement, again, without ever
betraying her intent.
I'd like to reformat this
At 18:44 12/04/2019 -0700, Dave Stevens wrote:
here's a snippet of text where the lines are too short -
[...]
I'd like to reformat this to look more like this -
[...]
Can anyone suggest how to use LO Writer to
automate amalgamating short lines into longer lines?
o Go to Tools | AutoCorrect |
If you toggle the Formatting Marks on, with +F10, you will see that
each line is actually a paragraph. You need to collapse the multiple lines
into single lines with the Find & Replace dialog. But before that you'll
want to mark the actual paragraph endings with a unique text sequence.
You'll nee