>> When you try to scroll past a long inset, LyX can't position the >> cursor properly. It doesn't try to put it into the inset. As a result >> the cursor will be placed after the inset. After the inset, means >> immediately right of the upper-right corner of the inset. > >I always wondered why this is so. Why have the "after (large) inset" >position be at the upper right corner? > >It seems more logical to have the next position at the lower right >corner instead. That's for a tall inset that doesn't span the entire >screen width. If the inset is wide also, put the next position below >it.
What would be the difference ? I think it's pretty arbitrary whether it's upper-right or lower-right. >I understand that this might be a lot of work, so it might not happen. It's probably very easy, but I don't see an advantage. >Or is there some logical reason for this positioning also? Dunno. >Helge Hafting Vincent
