Slight problem with the "Set Document Preferences" dialog box of the LibreOffice Zotero plugin.

charpent

setup :
* Debian testing amd64
* Zotero Linux 5.0.57, installed in /opt/
* Zotero LibreOffice Integration 5.0.14.SA.5.0.57
* LibreOffice 6.1.3.1 (Build ID:1:6.1.3~rc1-2), as packaged in Debian testing.

The problem is that the list of available styles doesn't scroll correctly : I can scroll to the beginning of the lis, but not to the end.

I have added "Vancouver" and "Vancouver (brackets") to the default-installed styles, and my list won't scroll lower than "Nature". I can still get "Vancouver (brackets)" by selecting "Nature" and tapping [DownArrow] "blind" (it happens that "Vancouver (brackets)" is the last item in my list, so the exact count doesn't matter...). It's a hell of a way to work...

This is probably a minor booboo, but is an (excruciating) pain in the as(terisk)...

adamsmith

Several reports of this, so you're not alone, but devs haven't been able to replicate this yet, i.e. no one knows what causes it -- do you use some type of zoom, either actual zoom or some sort of scaling for monitors in Debian?

charpent

> Several reports of this

I checked a couple screens of the "recent discussions" before posting, and didn't see them. Sorry for the noise...

> do you use some type of zoom, either actual zoom or some sort of scaling for monitors in Debian?

Not as far as I can tell. The only thing I can think of is that in the "Fonts" panel of gnome-tweak-tools, I reset the "Scale factor" to 1.0 (from 1.5, IIRC) : notwithstanding my small screen, I'd rather have small fonts than too little space for the info I need.

HTH,

adamsmith

I checked a couple screens of the "recent discussions" before posting, and didn't see them. Sorry for the noise...

wasn't was I meant to imply, but rather pointing out that you're not alone with this, so it'd be particularly helpful to figure out what's going on.

dstillman

I think @adomasven can reproduce this and has a fix on the way.