Bug 145519

Description:
If I define a desired text positioning (anchor) in a graphics style in LO Draw, and then apply this style to a shape, the shape receives only the horizontal positioning from the style's anchor. It ignores vertical positioning from the style.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a new drawing.
2. Create a new graphics style underneath "Object without fill." In this new style, set the text anchor to top-left.
3. Create a rectangle (not using "text box" -- the drawing shape in the left toolbar).
4. Hit F2 and type some text. It will appear at the default center anchor.
5. Now assign this rectangle to the new style created in step 2.

Actual Results:
Actual behavior: Only the horizontal alignment from the style applies. The text is displayed at left, but vertically centered (contrary to the style). (Note that the standard Object without fill style specifies an H=center, V=top anchor, but the shape ends up with V=center too. So it isn't only for user-created styles.)

Expected Results:
Expected behavior: The text in the rectangle should be positioned fully according to the anchor (top left).


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No



Additional Info:
If you select the rectangle and go to Format --> Text attributes, here, the anchor is H=left, V=center.

So I would have to guess that the vertical alignment property is not being applied properly to the shape.

Note, though, that it does work to set the anchor under Format --> Text attributes and then create a new style based on the selection. This is a not-entirely-unacceptable workaround; however, users may reasonably expect the style definition to be applied, and it isn't.