Re: [orca-list] LibreOffice and orca: moving to headings, links, tables etc.

[Milton <milton duurzaamdigitaal org>]

Also if you only want to read the document you can use Firefox and then 
use the short keys. In LO use the option 'show in webbrowser'.

Milton

Op 20-04-2022 om 14:53 schreef Kyle via orca-list:
> Peter Vágner sang:
> > Libreoffice writer has so called navigator feature. Show / hide the 
> > navigator by pressing F5 or find it under View menu.
> > When focus is inside the document content pressing F5 brings up a 
> > treeview. Root nodes of that treeview are control types you might be 
> > interested in. Level 1 items represent the actual content including 
> > heading at level 1. Level 2, level 3 etc are headings at that level. 
> > If you find a heading or another control you are interested in just 
> > press enter key to jump to that part of the document.
>
>
> Oh wow thanks for this. I need to take a look at this feature, as I 
> was unaware of its existence. I'm dealing now with some downloaded 
> documents now that I want to work with in LO, and from your 
> description, I believe this feature will benefit me very much. Seems 
> maybe a bit overkill, since I only want to be able to go to headings 
> for example, and would love to be able to use keyboard shortcuts to 
> get there rather than having to traverse the document tree, but WOW, 
> it's definitely good that it's there.
>
>
> Unfortunately though, it seems I'm not able to navigate the tree using 
> LibreOffice 7.2.6.2 on Fedora 35 MATE Compiz spin. Pressing f5 does 
> bring up the navigator, but neither the arrows nor flat review are 
> doing anything. Arrows do nothing at all, and flat review just says 
> "Navigator," as if the window title is the only thing on screen. Do I 
> need to enable something to get this working?
>
> ~Kyle
>
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