"Applied Styles" and "Delete User Style" menu missing

dredlew

• 4. Dezember 2016 10:14

"Applied Styles" and "Delete User Style" menu are missing in v10.0.

When styles are applied, it is supposed to look like this (v9.3):

https://s12.postimg.org/ojry9cxv1/Applied_Styles.png
https://s12.postimg.org/4qfugnkh9/Delete_User_Style.png


but the "Applied Styles" section and "Delete User Style" menu (arrow) are now missing:

https://s12.postimg.org/ywe8vfre5/Missing_Styles.png

So if you have multiple styles applied and you want remove one to replace it with another, you can't just remove that one style. You have to reset the whole tool and thus, lose all the other styles that were applied.

Filing a bug report for this. (EDIT: #234815)

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  Klaus Gruber

  • 12. Dezember 2016 20:41

  Yeah, I have exactly the same problem with the missing menue.

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  alessandro ceccnoi

  • 13. Dezember 2016 08:01

  [quote="Klaus43" wrote:
  Yeah, I have exactly the same problem with the missing menue.

  
  it's a "feature" 😂
  
  Open a service tkt with Phase one. I have told them a few times already. Maybe if we all join in they will get this corrected

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  yvandermeer

  • 24. Dezember 2016 21:48

  I just noticed this bug myself. There is a workaround though: from the menubar (I'm on Mac OS X) go to Adjustments > Styles and there you will see the Applied Styles section, with the ability to remove a single style.

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  dredlew

  • 31. Dezember 2016 00:20

  [quote="alececco" wrote:
  

  [quote="Klaus43" wrote:
  Yeah, I have exactly the same problem with the missing menue.

  
  it's a "feature" 😂
  
  Open a service tkt with Phase one. I have told them a few times already. Maybe if we all join in they will get this corrected

  
  
  The ticket has already been filed, it's the "edit" in my first post. They acknowledged it but when it's going to be fixed is going to be anyone's guess.

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  dredlew

  • 31. Dezember 2016 00:25

  [quote="yvandermeer" wrote:
  I just noticed this bug myself. There is a workaround though: from the menubar (I'm on Mac OS X) go to Adjustments > Styles and there you will see the Applied Styles section, with the ability to remove a single style.

  
  
  Thanks for that workaround, it did not occur to me to use the menu but that works too. 😲

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