Description: Tables should behave like images. They should be able to be placed next to each other, and even be able to move with the mouse. Steps to Reproduce: Selecting an entire table should show an icon in the upper left corner to move it. When trying to move it like this the table should behave like an image. Actual Results: The tables cannot currently be moved freely or placed next to each other. Expected Results: Selecting an entire table should show an icon in the upper left corner to move it. When trying to move it like this the table should behave like an image. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: No other information.
No, by default Table objects are placed in line with the other content on page. Their attributes are relative to the margins for the page they land on. If you need to work with multiple tables, you need to create them as content of a different container added to the document--either a Frame or a Section. Then add your table into one of those containers. The Sections will flow from page to page. The Frames allow you to anchor multiple Tables onto a page, or into a paragraph. They are the same frames that hold images.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 49258 ***
OP responded by PM... Ralated to the bug 131608. Then the bug is that tables aren't into frames by default. I say this, because when I try to open a .doc or .docx document, tables can be anywhere in the page, and they usually are, whereas LibreOffice open it, they aren't placed in their correct positions.