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After applying one of the "Heading" styles to some text, the "Body text" style from the same design, should be selected. This would avoid the scroll logic scrolling to a different part of the designs list and in most cases the user probably wants to use the "Body text" style from the same design as the heading style he/she selected.
Currently, "Body text" from the default ("simple-bw") design is selected.
@Abekonge Do you know if this is already described in an issue?
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@mortengf I don't think this is described in an issue. Also I'm not sure it is a good idea - we have a challenge in making the design logic understandable for the user, and changing rules like this might make it more incomprehensible. If people want more than just a non-default heading - we want them to change the design for the chapter or ebook by conscioss decisision.
(We could consider making the "apply to chapter" and "apply to ebook" more visible - so users can consider that without opening the menues first.)
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After applying one of the "Heading" styles to some text, the "Body text" style from the same design, should be selected. This would avoid the scroll logic scrolling to a different part of the designs list and in most cases the user probably wants to use the "Body text" style from the same design as the heading style he/she selected.
Currently, "Body text" from the default ("simple-bw") design is selected.
@Abekonge Do you know if this is already described in an issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: