I find it hard to chose between tags {wrap}
and {floats}
for questions like:
- ConTeXt: Wrapped text misbehaves at page breaks
- How can I prevent the next paragraph from overwriting the image of a description label?
{wrap}
(× 71 of which 15% are mine) is about formatting an object (e.g. images) so that it is surrounded by text
{floats}
(× 1335) is about the floating environments figure, table and other, custom-defined floats, and concerns issues such as positioning, labelling, captioning, indexing and listing of said floats. For questions specifically about formatting a float caption, consider using {captions}.
I thought long about this and I consider {wrap}
now a subsection of the larger family {floats}
where the latter also includes \linewidth
wide floats. On the other hand, TeX-learners coming from CSS will more readily use the term floating instead of wrapping.
I am eager to learn how others see this and if tagging practices should be changed for this type of questions.
Interestingly and by means of reference, Contradictory tag wiki entries: {floats}, {tables}, {figures} was recently discussed here, but this did not encompass {wrap}
.