At 2006-10-02 16:15 +0200, Mark Cilia Vincenti wrote:
>Excellent, that fixes the problem. Thanks!
>However, it seems to me as though this is more of a workaround.
It is not.
>Perhaps the guys at RenderX could give it a look?
>...
>It is putting in at least 1mm padding between
>the second and third row, and a thin white line
>between the 1st and second row.
Those "thin white lines" are lines of leading.
According to XSL-FO an engine can arbitrarily
choose a value for leading between 1.0 and 1.2 (a
factor of the line height). Alternatively, one
can specify an arbitrary line height.
>How can I remove these please?
Andi's suggestion is the appropriate way to specify "no leading between lines".
. . . . . . . Ken
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