> | > "R. Lahaye" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> | > | | Attached is a screenshot of my new "Paragraph Layout".
> | > | | I think this reflects much better the way one uses this dialog:
> | > | widgets are grouped together according to Above/Text/Below.
Hi
I'd just like to say that from my experience, I usually access the
Paragraph dialog thinking that I need to add a line/distance and then,
when I'm looking at the dialog, I figure out if it should be above or
below (which sometimes is tricky if I've forgotten in which paragraph
the cursor is located - it'd be really nice the current paragraph were
indicated somehow). So, I'd find it more intuitive if the elements
were grouped according to type first, and location (above/below) second.
How about a dialog like this:
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Paragraph body
No indent Alignment
[] (left) (centre) (right) (block)
Line spacing: [Default] []
Longest label width: [senseless with this layout]
Between paragraphs (inter-paragraph settings :-)
Line Page break Keep Vertical space
Above [] [] [] [type] [ ] [unit]
Below [] [] [] [type] [ ] [unit]
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If this would be too much work designing, I'd prefer just putting the
Above/Below-sections adjacent to each other.
--
Christian Ridderström http://www.md.kth.se/~chr
