I want to propose an enhanced way of anchoring images (and other objects). Till now, if the object is anchored to the page inside any section it doesn't move if previous section grows or shrinks. To my opinion this behavior is not correct. If the image is anchored to the page, which is inside the section it have to move with whole section. Simple example. We have two sections: Section1 - page 1-3 Section2 - page 4-6 Image1 is located on page 5 (so it belongs to Section2). If the content is added to Section1, so it takes now pages 1-4, Image1 have to move from page 5 to page 6, because all the Section2 content have moved from page 4-6 to page 5-7. I can imagine the situation, when somebody don't want to move the image with the section, so my preposition is to add the checkbox in the "Type" tab of Picture, Frame etc. menu (and inside the style options to!) to allow the image anchoring inside the section. I've tried to do images anchored as character as it is written in handbook. This fails to me, because I need images (Sometimes two of them in parallel) to be located exactly at the top or bottom of the page, but not moving within the text through all the page.
This is expected and intended behavior - if you want it to move you should anchor it to the paragraph and as paragraph shifts to next page, so will object. We wouldn't change behavior of anchor to page, adding an additional anchoring option is tricky (as it might not comply with open standards) and seems like it would just provide a slightly (very slightly) different anchor than anchor to paragraph. Therefore, marking as WONTFIX Thanks for the suggestion