Writer Guide

2) Align the image so that the left margin of the image is in line with
the paragraph indentation. This can be done with the mouse or
using the advanced settings. In the example, the image is placed
at 1 cm from the left of the paragraph area.
3) Change the wrap to Page Wrap. It starts out OK; however, there is
still too little space between the image and the text. To correct it,
access the Wrap page of the Picture dialog box and set the gap
between the image and text to 0.2 cm in the Right and Bottom
boxes.
4) The last touch is to change the position so that the image is below
the first line of the paragraph. Again, you can use the mouse to
drag the image or use the advanced settings, which require a bit
of trial and error. It turns out that the particular line height used
in this guide—0.75 cm from the top margin of the paragraph—is a
good value.
Figure 264: Example of image with Page Wrap formatting
Example 2: simple contour wrapping in action
In this example we again apply page wrapping as in example 1,
enabling this time the contour option. We will work on an image and on
a drawing object as the contour option works slightly differently in the
two cases.
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Margin to image distance
Spacing image to text
Image anchor