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is it really useful to have an icon for it? ideally, the use case should be solved by using styles (including the non yet existing frame styles) |
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Personally, I'd agree with you, as I never used this feature (and never used it in a word processor), but the icon is the only way to access it. But once a feature has been introduced it's hard to remove it, because some people make it a part of their routine workflows, and as long as it's there, we need a non-misleading icon. |
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frame-prop-copy.png (2,347 bytes) |
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I uploaded a png not for use but for idea : a double styled frame. |
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I like the double frame idea. |
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I made a new icon that describes the action: Applying a previously copied item style from one item to another one. An eye dropper is often used for such actions, at least for applying colors to another item. BTW: Google Slides uses a paint roller icon for such an action. IMO misleading too. Bildschirmfoto vom 2023-05-29 17-20-39.png (552 bytes) tool-copy-style.svg (1,288 bytes) |
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personally, my opinion is still that this tool should be removed (in the long term) and replaced by the creation of frame styles. the "tool-copy-style.svg" could be easily adapted for that task and looks ok to me (even if i see a pencil and not an eye dropper : - ) i don't really like the paint roller for this. |
- Anonymous
