The two systems do not work on the same units and on the same measurement, and there's for now no way to conciliate it because there's no common unit between cartoCSS and CSS: However cartoCSS does not allow you to specify the "line-spacing" value directly, it uses a line-spacing from the font metrics property, and text-line-spacing will be a relative adjustment to the font metrics: "text-line-spacing:0" is exactly the same setting as "line-height:normal" which is the default for HTML and CSS.ĬartoCSS contradicts here everything that is defined in the CSS standard (identically for HTML or SVG or all web standards), by defining it relative to the "normal" line-height, instead of relatively to the font-size. When I mean a "line-height"=1.6, it means that the text-line-spacing is simply 0.6em (relative to the current font-size which is "1em"), so substract 1 to the relative line-height to get the desired "line-spacing" for cartoCSS. There's no such "text-line-spacing" in standard CSS, this is an invention of cartoCSS. and because the font-size can also be specified separately in an absolute value, or in a relative value in percents or "em" dependant on the inherited font-size of another element) "text-line-spacing" is a cartoCSS specific property which is simply the difference:Īfter conversion of units (because line-height can be given in "em", or with a relative unit, both being relative to the "font-size", or an absolute value in points/pixels/millimeters/inches/picas. Older scripts (not used in modern languages on the map) may need 1.4 (the #default above may be updated for them, by inserting sample text for test).
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including symbols and Arabic in Kufi or Naskh style!), except Asian scripts (and Arabic in Nasthalik style for Urdu or Persian) that really need a minimum of 1.4. The default 1.25 is suitable for most scripts (. But it is only needed for Myanmarese/Burmese (whose Noto font still has no "UI" version with a smaller value around 1.4). That value 1.6 is the one implemented by default in Mediawiki. |Hani|Hans|Hant|Hira|Kata|Hrkt|Jpan|Beng|Deva|Gujr|Knda|Telu|Mlym|Taml|Khmr|Thai=1.4Īs far as I see, the maximal value is 1.6 if we ignore the script used.
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Which is used as a template used in the previous page.Ĭurrently, the following line-heights are determined by The font size and the line-height for each script is set in this:
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#How can i adjust spacing in word for labels full#
It shows the full set of fonts used in the Master stylesheet for CartoCSS (in the same order, and for its three supported styles: book, bold and oblique).Īll fonts are set to 10pt and drawn in black (with a small white glowing shadow) over a green background typical for the map, their name is displayed (along with a ISO 15924 script code from which they are designed, and followed by a suitable line-height for that script). See also this test page on the wiki (edit it to complete the text samples for missing scripts).