On 2011-11-09, Matthias Drexler wrote: > I have a "flowed round picture objekt" (German: "umflossendes > Bild-Gleitobjekt"). The flowed text have ~5 lines. But the picture is a > little longer than the flowed text. After this paragraph I insert a > 'new page' lyx-command. An export to pdf shows maybe a bug in lyx or > latex. One of them thought, they have to indent the rest of the lines > on the new page. The new paragraph ist realy set on a new page, but > furthermore indent like their is exactly after the previous paragrah, > floated by the picture. I hope you can undersand, what I mean... Is > it a bug? And is there a workaround for this problem?
It is a "LaTeX limitation". Umflossene Gleitobjekte are tricky in LaTeX and you always need to experiment. However, there is a workaround: you can tell the wrapfigure package how many lines the picture needs (in German LyX its: "benötigte Zeilen"). This overrides the auto-determined value. In your case, set this to 5, say. Also, read the wrapfigure documentation for more details and have a look at Ansicht>Quelle to see how LyX exports your image to LaTeX. Günter
