Tested now and it works here:
LC 's textshift does exactly what it *can* do (with the primitive typesetting
system of HTML which it uses):
[1] It takes the baseline, moves the chunk relative to that up or down, leaving
the surrounding text on that baseline.
[2] After that it gives the whole
gt;e.g. -2 or 0 then it pushes the text up again.
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>>Maybe this is an option to set the textshift of the whole text to a
>>negative
>>number and then move down the text by setting it to another negative
>>number
>>but not as high as
Looks like the script got slightly munged en route. That should be “if y >
0 then” a few lines down.
Terry...
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>Hi Scott - I think you might be able
Anyone have any insight on getting textShift to shift text downward?
I need to vertically align blocks text on a line that use different fonts.
Whether I select a block of text, or all the text around the selection,
things shift up, but never down.
Here's a simple stack that demonstrates the
Thanks for the suggestion, but unfortunately no -- I have the field set up as a
table which needs a specific top margin so the first line is spaced down a
distance equal to all lines in the field.
As often happens, Bernd N figured out an arrangement that allows downward
shifting of text, but
On 1/14/2016 4:27 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Anyone have any insight on getting textShift to shift text downward?
I need to vertically align blocks text on a line that use different fonts.
Whether I select a block of text, or all the text around the selection,
things shift up, but never down.
A
Unfortunately, what textShift *should* be doing, and what's it's actually
doing are two different things. Trying my simple test stack in 5.5, 6.7.8,
and 8 dp 11 shows the same behavior, so apparently this has been broken
forever. TextShift should never adjust the lines around a selection, but
but not as high as the whole text.
Kind regards
Bernd
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On 1/14/2016 10:05 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
The reality is, one should be able to designate a chunk of text and
move it up or down any distance, independently of the surrounding
text. Currently you can't do that.
It might be time for a bug report. What you expect seems pretty
realistic to me.
gt;but not as high as the whole text.
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>Bernd
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Right out from my head, can not test at the moment.
The hard way: The direct input of the htmltext should always work (as long as
your on one line with the chunk).
wordOne put me down wordThree" -- down
wordOne put me down wordThree" -- up
If I remember right "sup" instead of "sub" (what
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