On Oct 18, 2005, at 14:08, robert frapples wrote:
On 10/17/05, Andreas L Delmelle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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.
I see. Still, even if you don't know how many letters there will be,
you can still use one instream-foreign-object. I'd even say that you
*do* now the number of characters, since you start from a full string
which you split into separate chars. All you'd need to do is
determine the string-length and set content-height/block-progression-
dimension accordingly.
FWIW... HTH!
Cheers,
Andreas
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