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2009-06-04 09:08
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Reproduced with 1.4.5.svn (19295) and 1.5.0.svn (19309). Changing Status back to Confirmed as after 5 years the issue is still there. |
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Easy Steps: 0) Create a new document 1) Insert a Text Frame 2) Open the Story Editor (Ctrl+T) 3) Enable Subscript/Superscript and write some text 4) Update the Text Frame (Ctrl+U) The text on canvas is not Subscript/Superscript. 5) Close and reopen the Story Editor The text is not Subscript/Superscript. |
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able to reproduce but not consistently 1.5svn r19309 |
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This issue is reproducible with all text Effects, changing Severity to "major". |
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This issue has a fallback (canvas text editing), so it cannot be considered as major. |
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Peter, please check if this ticket is still valid. thanks! |
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Tested Ubuntu 16.04; r21360 I can reproduce! Comment: If the text effect subsequently amended, the function works well. (00081119.gif) |
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That's an inconsistent behaviour. Only Subscript, Superscript, underline and stroke out are shown in Story Editor. Anything else (caps, small caps, color, ...) not. So it looks like if the Subscript is accepted as you see it. I learned from the beginning that I have to mark the text I want to change. You even have to mark text for font and size. I suggest not to show this in the editor. It's an editor, no presight. Then the Subscript has the same behaviour as the rest. |
- Anonymous
