https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172257
Bug ID: 172257
Summary: images out of page area
Product: LibreOffice
Version: 25.8.6.2 release
Hardware: All
OS: All
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: normal
Priority: medium
Component: Writer
Assignee: [email protected]
Reporter: [email protected]
Created attachment 207231
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Capture of document with the image out of printable area
Hello everyone:
Description:
Images correctly positioned within the page layout can become misaligned and
overflow the page boundaries after modifying text located before the image. The
issue does not occur at insertion time; instead, it appears when editing or
reflowing preceding paragraphs, which causes the layout engine to reposition
the image incorrectly.
In the observed case, an image initially centered within the text body is
pushed downward after editing earlier content. The image then extends beyond
the bottom margin, overlapping the footer (including page number and footer
text) and partially rendering outside the printable page area. The layout
system does not re-constrain the object to the valid page limits after the text
reflow.
Steps to Reproduce:
Insert an image anchored to a paragraph in the document body.
Center it and verify it fits correctly inside the page margins.
Add or modify text in paragraphs located before the image.
Observe how the image shifts and may overflow into the footer or outside the
printable area.
This occur on images wraped as:Paralel, optimal, Before, After and anchored to
character (the default behaviour). If is anchored AS character then the image
jump as expected. If the wrap is none, then the image jump, but take place the
mistake on next page
Expected Result:
After text reflow, images should remain constrained within the page’s printable
area and should not overlap footer regions. Even if need jump to next page.
Actual Result:
Images can shift downward and overflow into the footer or outside the page
boundaries after editing preceding content.
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