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Erland Flaten	Thursday 11 December 2008 2:04:26 am Images inserted by paperclip is placed at the bottom of the article and not inserted at the cursor point. This happens when using "article-subpage". In "article" objects are placed where they should and according to docs. After insertion I can move the object around. How can this be fixed? Erland Flaten Lilllehammer, Norway
Erland Flaten	Thursday 11 December 2008 3:04:41 am Found out myself. In property I had to select the "embed" in view option. Not first one, but the second. Thats the trick. I dont like tricks like this one... edited: sometimes the editor places the object (image) corect and sometimes not. Also linkes are moved to the bottom of the document. Cant see any consitent behavior or errors on how the objects are placed. Erland Flaten Lilllehammer, Norway

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Erland Flaten

Thursday 11 December 2008 2:04:26 am

Images inserted by paperclip is placed at the bottom of the article and not inserted at the cursor point. This happens when using "article-subpage". In "article" objects are placed where they should and according to docs.

After insertion I can move the object around.

How can this be fixed?

Erland Flaten
Lilllehammer, Norway

Erland Flaten

Thursday 11 December 2008 3:04:41 am

Found out myself.

In property I had to select the "embed" in view option. Not first one, but the second. Thats the trick. I dont like tricks like this one...

edited: sometimes the editor places the object (image) corect and sometimes not. Also linkes are moved to the bottom of the document. Cant see any consitent behavior or errors on how the objects are placed.

Erland Flaten
Lilllehammer, Norway