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The style will “forget” its previous settings and adopt the formatting options of the
specified text. (Of course you can still change the style’s formatting options whenever
you like, independently from the text.)
Deleting or renaming styles
To delete a style in the current document, select it in the dialog and then click on
the Delete button. To give a style a new name, click on Rename and type the new
name.
Note: The Delete button is not available for predefined styles.
To delete or rename styles in a document template, open the document template,
make the changes there and save the template.
Resetting styles
If you select a predefined style that has been modified, the Delete button in the
dialog is replaced by a Reset button. Click this button when you want to reset the
style to its default settings.
The scope of paragraph styles
You changed a paragraph style, but the formatting of some of the paragraphs to
which this style had been applied didn’t change accordingly? This happens when
those paragraphs had been reformatted manually. An example:
Let’s assume that you define a style specifying the paragraph alignment to be
centered. If you subsequently change the style’s alignment to flush right, all the
paragraphs to which this style is applied are reformatted accordingly.
But: If you had selected a different alignment for one of these paragraphs with
Format > Paragraph or the Formatting toolbar, any changes you make to the
paragraph style thereafter will no longer be applicable to this paragraph. That is to
say, manually applied paragraph formats take precedence over styles.
If you want to “free” such a paragraph of its manual formatting, simply select it
and reapply the original paragraph style using Format > Paragraph Style. The
format of the paragraph will revert to that specified in the style, and subsequent
changes to the style will be effective on the paragraph.
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