At 07:46 20/10/2008 +0300, Andis Noname wrote:
I used to have indented text styles (for example all 'Text body' has 2 cm from the left border). Earlier (in 2.x versions) there was no problems, when I inserted bullets in those indented styles, but in 3.0 version outlined text is not aligned from the left, but disordered (first line has larger indent than further lines) and some changes happens in paragraph styles. There are no problems with text styles, which aren't indented initially. I attached and example, but I don't know will it go through.

At the moment I solve this by coping outlined text from older documents created with 2.x and applying styles from the old fashion outlined text to the new one, but I hope that it can be solved somehow directly in 3.0 writer documents. Has anybody solution for that?

I can see the problem. Your header line has the margin at 2 cm in from the text boundary, as you would expect. But in the bulleted paragraphs, the margins are left behind at the positions that you would expect without this indent. (You you can see this from the positions of the triangular markers in the horizontal ruler.) The first line of each bulleted item is allowed to land on a default tab stop instead of at a defined position. Subsequent lines work correctly.

I can see solutions - or are they workarounds?
o  Go to right-click | Edit Paragraph Style... .
o In your modified "Text body" paragraph style, as well as setting the 2-cm indent, go to the Tabs tab and set a Left tab at 2 cm.

Alternatively,
o Go to Format | Bullets and Numbering... | Position (or right-click | Numbering/Bullets... | Position. o Increase the value for "Numbering followed by <Tab stop> at" from 1.27cm to 3.27cm - to account for your extra 2-cm indent.

I'll leave others to explain (1) if there are better ways of doing this, and (2) whether this is a bug or a feature!

I trust this helps.

Brian Barker


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