Re: Problem with vertical align of a list-item-label

[Pascal Sancho]

Mario,

rather than keywords, you can set your property with a <length> or a
<percentage>, witch should give more accurate result.

Also note that vertical-align is a shorthand for (alignment-baseline,
alignment-adjust, baseline-shift, and dominant-baseline).
Setting a <length> value to vertical-align is equivalent to setting it
to baseline-shift.

In addition, the REC XSL-FO says, regarding the baseline-shift property:
"Using the "alignment-adjust" property is more suitable for positioning
objects, such as graphics, that have no internal textual structure"

You should follow it, this should help you.

Pascal


Mario Madunic a écrit :
> Well baseline-shift was as successful as vertical-align, so not very. Decided 
> to go with the old standby, "when all else fails, use a graphic".
>
> Thanks for all your help and insight into this one.
>
> Marijan (Mario) Madunic
>   


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