Created attachment 187757 [details] parallelWrap.docx: minimal example with parallel wrapping gone awry. The problem is that text is being wrapped on both sides of an image in LO, when MSO considers there not to be enough space, and so all the text ought to be below the image. This is a spin-off from bug 137822's original_file.docx attachment 166802 [details]. There are plenty of reports about wrapping being different between LO and MSO, but I don't recall seeing one specifically calling out parallel wrap as being problematic. It seems like LO crams in as much as it can for parallel wrap and doesn't do any sizing whatsoever. Steps to reproduce: -open parallel_wrap.docx Notice that the numbering is on the left, and the rest of the paragraph wraps on the right in LO. This appears to happen in earliest times. Not bibisectable with this document because CENTER orientation wasn't working until LO 3.5 - at which point the wrapping was already bad. Very interesting note: in MSO 2010, if I change the horizontal from center to left, then the 1. is shown and the text "wrapping" is lost underneath the image.
Created attachment 187759 [details] parallelWrap_mso2019.pdf: MSO 2010 and 2019 look like this
Created attachment 187760 [details] parallelWrap2.docx: MSO has broken wrapping when horizontal alignment is left. (In reply to Justin L from comment #0) > Very interesting note: in MSO 2010, if I change the horizontal from center > to left, then the 1. is shown and the text "wrapping" is lost underneath the > image. Attached here just for interest sake.
Created attachment 187761 [details] parallelWrap2_mso2019.pdf: just as broken in 2019 as in 2010
Perhaps I haven't understood everything, but if MSO an LO behave different, what is the expected result? It's also not clear to me, if it was an odt-file originally or a file created with MSO. Sorry for my questions.
Setting to NEW, behavior is different in Writer than in MSO.