Description:
Create a frame anchored to a paragraph and set its width as relative to paragraph area, 100% of its width (menu bar > Insert > Frame > Frame > Type > Relative to = True > Width = 100%).

Put the cursor on the line below the frame and press the Enter key. You can see that the frame will move down.

(1) This happens because the frame is the same width as the paragraph and therefore there is no free space on its right side for a newline character, which is represented in Writer as a blue pilcrow (¶) (menu bar > View > Formatting Marks = True).

(2) ...And so, if you reduce the width of the frame to, for example, 95% of paragraph width, pressing the Enter key on the line below the frame won't move the frame, since the newline character is on the same line as the frame itself, and not on your current line. So you will have no problems in such a case.

I would say that behavior described in (1) is not what the user normally expects. Even more, this behavior is not consistent with how the newline character is treated in the end of normal paragraphs. If you have a normal paragraph (i.e., not a frame), you don't need additional space for the newline character. If there is not enough space, the newline character will be placed outside the paragraph box, but on the **same** line as the last line of the paragraph, and not below it.

See the attached image.

Steps to Reproduce:
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Actual Results:
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Expected Results:
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Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: No



Additional Info:
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