Alexander Kobel wrote:
Hi, all,
perhaps it's a bug; I'm not convinced yet, but surely irritated.
The header markups (title and tagline) in the attached example have an
additional X-offset of about the width of a usual space, both compared
to the staff lines and the normal "book body" markups.
I don't see any point why the last markup and the tagline should not be
perfectly aligned. Can someone help?
Hm, sorry for the noise. Seems to be easier to workaround than I thought
at first glance.
Overriding e.g. oddFooterMarkup instead of the tagline works, so
probably it's something to do with the doubled fill-line usage implied
by the default oddFooterMarkup definition.
Accordingly, the same markups in the meter field work like a charm; but
this one is not centered by default.
However, I still think this is annoying for at least some of the users,
and should be mentioned in the docs (haven't seen it on a look through
this stuff); and it really gets messy for the title stuff.
And I don't get why the lines actually _exceed_ the default line width?
Why's that?
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