At 2003-01-14 14:08 +0000, Tony Graham wrote:
G. Ken Holman wrote at 13 Jan 2003 07:50:35 -0500:
> At 2003-01-13 12:52 +0200, Matts Isuls wrote:
...
> >I have this cell in a table. ... The thing is that is always have to use
> >two lines. How do i do this?
...
> I ended up using a block container within the table-cell. This
required me
> to set the block container to a multiple of the number of lines, but
> remember that the default line-height is implementation dependent, so
I had
> to then explicitly set the line-height so that my multiplier worked.
>
> In the example below I have font-size="10pt" line-height="1.1" which
means
> that two lines will take up 22pt, so each cell has <block-container
> height="22pt"> to force a two-line height.
What's wrong with <fo:table-row height="22pt">?
Matts said he always wanted two lines ... if I only use the height of the
row as above, isn't that elastic and won't it grow if there are more than
two lines of data? I thought I needed the block container to ensure every
cell would always have two lines.
Please let me know if I'm mistaken about the behaviour of table-row height=.
Thanks, Tony!
........................ Ken
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