Calc/Features/Sheet tab color
Sheet tab color
Specification Status | |
Author | Kohei Yoshida |
Last Change | See wiki history |
Status | In progress in CWS calctabcolor . |
Abstract
Calc's sheet tab now supports non-default background color. When a sheet tab has a non-default color, Calc displays a sliver of its color below the name if the sheet that the tab is associated with is active. For all the other tabs that are associated with the non-active sheets, their non-default color becomes their respective background color.
References
Reference Document | Check | Location (URL) |
Issue ID (required) | available | Issue 5560 |
Test case specification (required) | n/a |
Contacts
Role | Name | E-Mail Address |
Developer | Kohei Yoshida | kyoshida@novell.com |
Quality Assurance | Oliver Craemer | Oliver.Craemer@Sun.COM |
Documentation | up for grabs! | |
User Experience | up for grabs! |
Detailed Specification
Original specification authored by Daniel Watson is available here. This specification only covers parts that are relevant for QA purposes.
Menu
This feature introduce a new menu entry Tab Color... under Format > Sheet which launches the Tab Color dialog when selected. This menu item is disabled when the active sheet is protected.
The context menu for the sheet tabs now has a new entry Tab Color... which launches the Tab Color dialog when selected. This new menu entry is present only when the active sheet is not protected.
Tab Color dialog
The Tab Color dialog consists of a number of pre-defined colors and the option for the Default color. A new color gets applied to the tabs of all selected sheet, but the color will not get applied to the tabs of protected sheets in case one or more of the selected sheets are protected.
Double-clicking a color, or hitting ENTER while a color is selected selects that color and dismisses the dialog.
Migration
N/A
Configuration
N/A
File Format
This feature requires a file format change in the ODF specification. A proposal to the ODF specification has been submitted here.
Open Issues
Not yet determined.
Credits
A large part of this feature was developed by Daniel Watson.