https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38575
--- Comment #32 from Justin L <[email protected]> --- This is a tricky document. An inline shape is 100% wide, which is too big to fit onto any page because the header has text-wrapping over the entire bodyframe limiting the available space to less than 100%. Don't get bogged down in the fact that it is a percentage based size. If you set it to the non-percentage size the same error will happen. LO doesn't support percentage-sizes, so it converts it to a static size anyway. Generally we get it right. The inline shape SHOULD move down until it finds a place to fit on the page (at least for compat15). It SHOULD move to the next page if it didn't fit on that page. We just don't have a bail-out for when it can never, ever fit. IIUC, we keep adding Dummy line portions down the entire page until we run out of space, and then do it all over again on the following page. And that basically appears to be correct. P.S. There is some compatibilityMode working here. In compat15, this document in MS Word acts a little bit more like LO does. How do I know that? -set the percentage to 99% (in MS Word) so that LO can open the file -roundtrip the file in LO (to convert the horizontal-line to a normal shape) -open in MS Word and increase the size of the line. -save-as in MS Word to remove compatibility. => the line is now all by itself on the second page. but I don't see any compat flags or anything else to indicate a different layout is expected. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
