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both of these methods inadvertently "freeze" / override some styling features, and thus, such formatted texts will not be receptive to subsequent modifications through the collective "Styles" feature.(Writer 6 appearance on Ubuntu operating system) Subscribe to UbuntuBuzz Telegram Channel to get article updates directly. they need to be carried out manually for each instance, which is not desirable,. one can select the text nodes, and apply "Character"-level formatting to them, where a proper background feature is not, but at least the border feature is available.īoth of these workarounds have the following drawbacks:. one can update the right indent of each heading manually, and adjust its width to match the text nodes inside. I have found two (unsatisfactory) workarounds: (This is comparable to the web's "inline", or "inline-block" behaviour.) I however wish that my background-colors and borders apply only immediately around the text nodes, in a "stretch" fashion. (This is comparable to the web's "block" layout behaviour.) I wish to use a background color and a border for the headings normally, these features will show up in the full width of the page, from left page margin to right page margin, even if the heading's text constitutes only a single word. The corresponding dialog windows are also accessible through right clicking any heading, then from the appearing context menu, hovering "Paragraph", then from the flyout menu, chosing "Edit styles".) (The "Styles" sidebar can be opened with the F11 shortcut key. I would like to format a series of headings in a document (all are h2 level).įor the sake of efficiency, I would like to use the "Styles" feature, wherein I can edit the visual rules for all headings in a single place, and where administered changes will update all instances of headings at once. 
(Ubuntu 20.04, Libreoffice version 6.4.7.2) (An answer for a newer version is also welcome.)
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