Created attachment 91818 [details] Text document in order to reproduce the bug. Steps to reproduce: [1] Open attached text document. It is a chapter of the German LibreOffice user guide. On each page a footer exists. [2] Scroll down fast with mouse wheel particularly at page 8 and stop scrolling after page 8. [3] Scroll back to page 8. On my system the footer has disappeared on page 8. Furthermore the last 4 paragraphs of the page below the second hint (“Hinweis”) also disappear sometimes(!). But the footers on page 7 and 9 are still visible. Expected: Footer and paragraphs visible on page 8. [4] Go on scrolling fast to page 31. Also here the footer has disappeared. Expected: Footer visible. [5] Either you can go back to page 8 or you can stay at page 31. [6] Menu: “View > Field names” or Ctrl+F9. Now the footers and also the missing text are displayed. [7] Close file without saving and open it again. [8] Now scroll slowly at the pages 8 and 31 by clicking the single arrow of the scroll bar. Now the missing parts are visible. At first this behaviour was very strange to me and it took me hours to understand that the missing parts are only not visible and have not been deleted. I tried to correct the missing text and did not succeed. I assume that this behaviour has something to do with the illustrations inside the document, because scrolling always stops a moment when reaching these illustrations. Bug exists already in Version 3.5.7. Operating System: Windows 7 Version: 4.1.4.2 release
I think there is a close relationship between this bug and bug 73476 because they appear with the same document and some problems appear at the same position in the document.
I've also observed this behavior in Version Writer 4.2.4.2 running under PC Linux OS. It's extremely annoying, because it happens routinely even in small documents. To force Writer to fill the document in again, I have to minimize and then maximize. This always restores the page. This happens in documents with nothing but text.
Confirmed in Linux Mint in 4.2.4 and 4.3 beta 1. The issue is caused by the image at the beginning of page 8 which is being resized, when you stroll to it, but if you jump to page 9 with F5, the page number will appear, and after the image has been resized, the missing text on the page will appear. This jump to page trick doesnt work for page 31, likely because the image is in the center of that page.
screencast explaining the bug - http://youtu.be/LG0SAyLbe6o
Created attachment 110455 [details] Screenshot of mixed up text.
I checked this bug again and found other possibilities to reproduce this bug: [A] (1) Open attached document. (2) Pull down the slider with the mouse up to page 8. [B] (1) Open attached document. (2) Open Navigator. (3) Go to page 8 with the Navigator. Wait until the first part of page 8 is displayed. (4) Scroll down to the end of page 8 by clicking the arrow button of the scroll bar. [C] (1) Open attached document. (2) Type 11 times Page Down. The result is not equal in comparison to the other possibilities. The display is mixed up. See second attachment. Hence this problem occurs at the same text position I suppose it is another phenomenon of the same bug. I always closed the document and reopened it for another try. Hence the result is not always equal you may need several tries in order to reproduce the bug. My System: Win 7, LO version 4.3.3
I've been seeing this bug since Dec/2013 See https://bugs.mageia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12068 Haven't seen it in 5.0.0.5; but am now seeing bug 94444
Checked again with version 5.0.2.2 (Win7). Bug still exists.
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Bug still exists in version 5.3.0. Bug already exists in version 3.3.0. Hence inherited from OOo.
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Bug still exists with versions 6.0.4 (64 bit, Win 10).
A general discussion is needed: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=122730
Bug still exists with versions 6.1.4 (64 bit, Win 10).
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I tested with 6.1 on Win and could see the disappearing of the footer on page 8 (also some white horizontal lines in the image on page 8). With the latest I see no problems, so I will close. Version: 7.5.0.0.alpha1+ (X86_64) / LibreOffice Community Build ID: ce60a3dd4dbff0dcb5b82c9053ae5d90f8ac929d CPU threads: 2; OS: Windows 10.0 Build 19044; UI render: Skia/Raster; VCL: win Locale: fi-FI (fi_FI); UI: en-US Calc: threaded Jumbo