Re: Line height depending on characters in that line

Hello,

Moreover, with register-true page layout, the result is terrible (empty
lines between the lines). Maybe modification of the font file is not
possible, because the formula editor depends from OpenSymbol. A proper
solution would be to add relative size support (like in the Heading styles)
to the character size of the default character style Bullets, and set it to
87,5%.

By the way, there are other problems with these no-name list styles, eg.
their missing localizations. It would be fine to change or add an option to
use named numbering/list styles with Numbering/List icons and automatic
list replacement instead of these awful no-name styles.

Best regards,
László



2012/11/20 Lubos Lunak <l.lunak@suse.cz>

>  Hello,
>
>  I'd need a little help from somebody who knows how exactly line height is
> computed.
>
>  Specifically, create a new document, create a bullet list (2-3 items), and
> change it from bullets to 1. style (RMB->Bullets and
> numbering...->Numbering
> type -> any of those). Doing this (visible when repeatedly hitting Ctrl+Z
> and
> Ctrl+Y) noticeably changes the height of all the lines. With MSWord there
> isn't such a big difference, leading to different formatting on .docx
> import
> in a specific bugreport I have.
>
>  I have checked that this change is triggered by the bullet character
> being or
> not being present in the actual string representation of the line, so I
> assume that the bullet character from the OpenSymbol font is somehow higher
> than the rest, or that the font itself specifies this height. But I have no
> idea how this stuff works. What would be the proper way of fixing this?
>
> --
>  Lubos Lunak
>  l.lunak@suse.cz
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