https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57599
--- Comment #4 from Owen Genat <[email protected]> --- I am adding an update to this bug that provides an example of the problem. If the Graphics frame style has been defined with: - Anchor "To paragraph"[1] - Wrap "None" Then, regardless of the graphic size, Writer should attempt to prevent image overlap. Steps to reproduce (using LO v4.1.2.2 under Ubuntu 10.04): 1. Download and save the AskLO site logo: http://ask.libreoffice.org/m/tdf/media/images/tdf-logo.png 2. Open Writer. 3. Insert the AskLO logo into the document (Insert > Picture > From File...). By default, the graphic is inserted with Anchor "To paragraph" and Wrap "Optimal Page Wrap". 4. Right-click on the image > Picture... > Wrap tab > under Settings select "None". Click OK. 5. In the Styles and Formatting panel pull down the "New Style from Selection" button at top-right and select "Update Style". 6. De-select the graphic (click on the carriage return that is now after the inserted graphic). 7. Insert a second copy of the AskLO logo into the document (Insert > Picture > >From File...). Observed behaviour: Second logo directly overlaps the first instance, even though right-click now shows it is using Anchor "To paragraph" and Wrap "None". Expected behaviour: I think most users would expect the second instance of the graphic to observe the Wrap "None" setting and be placed beneath the first graphic. [1] It is currently not possible to set anchoring for a frame style, by editing the style. This is described in bug #32484, which this bug may depend on. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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