10-11-2017 Update: As of Chrome 61, it appears this issue has been resolved. Chrome displays these pages correctly now.

Last week, the Novaworks support team was alerted to a very interesting bug when viewing certain filings on the EDGAR website. In documents that are sufficiently large, a TABLE tag that uses left align or right align or a DIV tag that uses float left or float right can cause the document to display out of order in Google Chrome. Normally, Chrome has no problem displaying these files. However, when the document is filed to the SEC, EDGAR injects some non-HTML tags at the top of it. At the top of every document, the SEC injects tags like these:

This week’s script is another real-world example that was requested by a client. When inserting an image into an EDGAR HTML file, the image has to be in the same folder as the HTML. This script adds a menu command that allows an image to be inserted and copied to the same folder in one step. To do this, we use a lot of SDK functions we’ve discussed in earlier blog posts, however, in this post we also discuss inserting text at the current cursor position.