On 10/17/05, Andreas L Delmelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm not sure I'm getting the point completely. Why do you insist on > creating separate instream-foreign-objects for the different > characters in the first place? IMO, the problem would practically > solve itself if you could put all the text inside one i-f-o, no? > > The effect you get right now is that of a different block being > created for each i-f-o, the default height of which is always the > line-height (1.2em IIC). AFAICT, the only way to manipulate the > height would be to specify a different font-size/line-height for each > created block --but then again, this seems somewhat suboptimal. I > think you'll fare far better with putting all of the characters > inside one single instream-foreign-object.
I can't use a single instream-foreign-object because I have no idea how many letters there are, so I have no idea what the height should be. Using line-height="0.8em" is giving me good results though. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
