Why doesn't the terminal start in the right place?

Question

linux

I'm using the i3-wm tiling window manager on Lubuntu.
Terminal - urxvt.
I used this layout:

workspace-scheme.json

{
  "border":"none",
  "current_border_width":0,
  "floating_auto": "off",
  "geometry": {
    "height": 55,
    "width" : 10,
    "x": 0,
    "y": 0
  },
  "percent": 1,
  "name": "Clock",
  "type":"con"	
}

init-workspace.sh

#!/bin/bash

i3-msg 'workspace 4:Terminal; append_layout ~/MyLab/i3/workspace-scheme.json'
(urxvt &)

Workplace 4:Terminal is being created. Layout is written without syntax errors.
But it turns out this:

Why is this happening?

Answer 1

I did not find this in the documentation, but as far as I understand, when loading a layout that does not contain a single node, an "empty" window is created. And since the default split mode is splith, a new window is created to the right of the existing "empty" one.
In general, I recommend that you read the documentation , try examples from there.