[Libreoffice-bugs] [Bug 136478] New pages added after drag drop/copy paste/ Cut paste of text (caused by page style setting)

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https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=136478

--- Comment #8 from Telesto <telesto at surfxs.nl> ---
Created attachment 165688
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Example file

(In reply to Heiko Tietze from comment #7)
> It works exactly as defined with Paragraph > Text Flow > Breaks [x] Insert
> [Page] [Before] [Landscape] for the paragrapg with "Hello World". And moving
> this paragraph around has of course bearing on the page break.
> 
> The second example is off-topic, AFAICS, and I don't get what's wrong there.

What's the most 'annoying is imply if you set a page break (in current case
with page break). You always copy/paste the thing around. A more
realistic/better example 

1. Open the attached file
2. Say I want to move the yellow marked line to the fourth row (copy/paste) or
drag & drop
3. They stupid page break gets along (every time). 

I get if the 'page break' is attached to the first 'character' (or similar
behavior as anchor to paragraph behaves .. but being attached to the full
paragraph.. simply frustaring.. They issue with a table which starts at after
page break. The table gets a page break attached to it. It can be coincidence
that the table is simply after the page break. 

Yes, their are likely valid reasons to attach a page break to content of next
page (paragraph/table). Especially if you explicitly state so. However pressing
'CTRL+ENTER might be intended to attached a page break to the next content
after a page break. Nor is it always the case that it should be 'attached to
the whole paragraph text'. It simply feels excessive (and partly counter
productive).

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