Inline Style Frame Box is "Oversized," Creates Unwanted Space
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We recommend you bookmark this blog. Trying to find helpful information in forums usually just ends in making you frustrated and angry. This blog does not speculate or guess. If we post it, we've tried it and it works. As of this post, Inline Styles are still very new and, as TDF points out in their features section, still a work in progress. Overall, IMO this is one of the best and most important features of Writer, especially for advanced or power users in the Business sector, but also for a wide range of other documents (books, articles, instruction manuals, etc.) System Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS App LibreOffice 25.2.0.3 The Issue As Inline Styles are so new, I hate to use the word "issue," but none other comes to mind. The issue here is that, when creating an Inline Style the Frame that is created is too large, i.e., there is unwanted space to the right of the last character in the frame. The end result is that the sentence looks clunky and unprofessional. Clients who receiv...