https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=164295
--- Comment #9 from Alex Kemp <[email protected]> --- There wasn't any text in the paragraph that the image is anchored to. Originally it was an empty paragraph. The so-called "text in the paragraph" is the top-text of 3 paragraphs of text introduced *below* the image+caption. The outer frame of that image+caption then expropriated the top text paragraph & incorporated the bare text between the end of the outer-frame & the end of the original paragraph, whilst at the same time throwing away the surrounding paragraph xml. The 2 remaining paragraphs are outside, below the the end of the original paragraph. The whole thing looks like this (as a schematic): Example page#4:- image+caption + 3 lines of Code Box 2 text =========================================================== ⎡---<paragraph#1> | ⎡---<frame#1(Picture+Caption) | | ⎡---<text-box> | | | ⎡---<paragraph#2> | | | | ⎡---<frame#2(Picture) | | | | | ---<image /> | | | | ⎣---</frame#2> | | | | ⎡---<caption>(7 xml lines) | | | | ⎣---</caption> | | | ⎣---</para#2> | | ⎣---</text-box> | ⎣---</frame#1> | x = "blue" ⎣---</para#1> ---<paragraph#5>y = "green"</para#5> ---<paragraph#6>z = x</para#6> I call that an abortion, but I understand that the official view is that "this is working as designed"™. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
