Hi,
I got an issue with the jamovi copied items when I use LibreOffice Writer:
- the tables are very "dirty" i.e. there are small useless columns between the columns containing digits
- the copied figures don't seem to be considered as pictures when I paste them in Writer: when I double-click on them the pop-up menu won't let me choose the desired wrap option
I don't have these problems with Word.
Here is an example: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g8yfz1k98jtta ... m.odt?dl=0
So, do you think the problem comes from Writer or from Jamovi?
Keep up the good work
LibreOffice compatibility
Re: LibreOffice compatibility
hey romaric,
there's a couple of things going on here.
the small useless columns are there to keep the cell contents aligned correctly when there are superscripts. without it, with subscripts, the column content would be shunted to the right upsetting the alignment. here you can see them doing their thing:
but i agree they look terrible with all those grey 'guidelines' ... but they *do* print fine. for example, the print preview:
but the behaviour of word and libreoffice are the same. they both paste tables rather than images, they both have additional columns, etc. it's just that libreoffice doesn't look so great in the editor. incidentally, we *do* want to paste tables rather than images, because that lets people change headings/formattings, etc. easily.
... and it does appear that adjusting wrapping, etc. with tables isn't that easy in LO.
cheers
there's a couple of things going on here.
the small useless columns are there to keep the cell contents aligned correctly when there are superscripts. without it, with subscripts, the column content would be shunted to the right upsetting the alignment. here you can see them doing their thing:
but i agree they look terrible with all those grey 'guidelines' ... but they *do* print fine. for example, the print preview:
but the behaviour of word and libreoffice are the same. they both paste tables rather than images, they both have additional columns, etc. it's just that libreoffice doesn't look so great in the editor. incidentally, we *do* want to paste tables rather than images, because that lets people change headings/formattings, etc. easily.
... and it does appear that adjusting wrapping, etc. with tables isn't that easy in LO.
cheers
Re: LibreOffice compatibility
Ok, thank you very much for this comprehensive answer