SUMMARY While the document is rotated, the annotation are displayed in the wrong place (as if the document wasn't rotated) STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. rotate a pdf document 2. use for example the highliter 3. the higlight appears in the wrong (unwanted place in the document) as if you were higlithing the region of the document that would be placed in the same position of the screen if the document was not rotated OBSERVED RESULT wrong positioning of the annotations EXPECTED RESULT annotations should appear where drawn SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: macOS: Linux/KDE Plasma: Kernel 4.15.0.50-generic kunutu 18.04 (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: 5.12.7 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.44 Qt Version: 5.9.5 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
If you use the highlighter tool, do you get a “lens-shaped yellow object arbitrary on the page”, like in Bug 334297? It’s not really arbitrary, but positioned like you described it. The lens just looks pretty irritating. I will upload a screenshot in the other bug. If you only have this issue with Highlighter, Underline, Squiggle, and Strike-Out, we can mark this as duplicate of Bug 334297.
(In reply to David Hurka from comment #1) > If you use the highlighter tool, do you get a “lens-shaped yellow object > arbitrary on the page”, like in Bug 334297? > If it is rotated clockwise 90 degree yes it is a lens, while if it is inverted (rotated twice in the same diraction) no. In that case it becomes a higlited line symmetric with respect to the center of the screen, this is the way in which it is easier to realize that the annotation tools have not been rotated. > It’s not really arbitrary, but positioned like you described it. The lens > just looks pretty irritating. I will upload a screenshot in the other bug. > > If you only have this issue with Highlighter, Underline, Squiggle, and > Strike-Out, we can mark this as duplicate of Bug 334297. I guess you are right, free hand drawing works as expected as the straight lines does the stamp also works, and the geometric shapes. Not sure what squiggle and strike-out are maybe I do not have them in my version of Okular, sorry for submitting a duplicate
(In reply to Luca Tagliacozzo from comment #2) > Not sure what squiggle and strike-out are maybe I do not have them > in my version of Okular AFAIK they are not configured by default. If you right-click one of the annotation tools, you can configure them. The problematic tools are of type “Text Markup”, just add them. > sorry for submitting a duplicate If you didn’t find the other bug reports specific to this problem, don’t blame yourself to submit a bug report. :)
(In reply to Luca Tagliacozzo from comment #2) > Not sure what squiggle and strike-out are maybe I do not have them > in my version of Okular Most probably a duplicate, these two remaining tools work mostly the same. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 334297 ***