Re: line-height interpretation

2004-07-08 Thread J.Pietschmann
Adam Augusta wrote: I think I've figured out the formula FOP uses. I'm quite sure it's wrong; the height of the block should simply be line-height, if specified in length, or as a multiplier of the font-size, if specified dimensionless. It seems to be: Diff(Ascender,Descender)*font-size/1000 +

Re: line-height interpretation

2004-07-06 Thread Clay Leeds
Adam, On Jul 6, 2004, at 2:18 PM, Adam Augusta wrote: The 'line-height' property is supposed to specify the height of a text block as a multiple of the font size. The spec* says that the user agent may pick a reasonable multiplier, recommended between 1 and 1.2. I said Forget that! I want to

Re: line-height interpretation

2004-07-06 Thread Adam Augusta
On Tue, 6 Jul 2004, Clay Leeds wrote: Adam, On Jul 6, 2004, at 2:18 PM, Adam Augusta wrote: The 'line-height' property is supposed to specify the height of a text block as a multiple of the font size. The spec* says that the user agent may pick a reasonable multiplier, recommended