https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172257
--- Comment #4 from Christian Schmitz <[email protected]> --- Dear team, I understand that the current behavior may be technically consistent with how “optimal” wrapping is implemented. However, from a user‑experience perspective, the result is highly disruptive. In real documents, images are frequently placed with text on the left or right. When adding or removing a single line of text on an earlier page causes images on dozens of later pages to shift outside the printable area, overlap the footer, or require manual repositioning, the workflow becomes extremely inefficient. The issue is not the initial placement of the image, but the fact that after text reflow the layout engine does not enforce page boundaries, allowing the object to overflow into invalid regions. This forces users to manually correct each affected image, which is not feasible in long documents. Setting wrap to “None” is not a practical workaround, because many documents require text beside the image. “As character” also changes the intended layout. For these reasons, I believe this is not just a matter of wrapping preference but a layout constraint bug: after reflow, anchored images should remain within valid page limits or move to the next page automatically. Thank you for reviewing this again. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
