What is the actual effect you're after? Line height would really only
be an issue if you actually want the lines of a multiline heading
(unlikely if it's just "Chapter X") to be spaced differently at the
top of a column. If it's really about the space above the heading,
then you should be able to play with space-before, which can be set to
collapse at column boundaries.
-Brandon :)
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 9:23 AM, Cuzner Stephen P
<Stephen(_dot_)P(_dot_)Cuzner(_at_)irs(_dot_)gov> wrote:
I've got a request to modify the lineheight of a heading being set in a
fo:block based on whether the block falls at the top of a column or not.
If Chapter 1 starts at the top of the column I would want
<fo:block lineheight="18pt">Chapter 1</fo:block>
But if Chapter 1 starts in the middle of the column I would want
<fo:block lineheight="21pt">Chapter 1</fo:block>
I'm using AH Formatter V5.
I'd appreciate any ideas.
Steve Cuzner
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