Maybe the lettercase of a property is causing an error.
myTF.wordwrap = true; //Need to be "wordWrap" -- Keith H -- www.keith-hair.net Joel Stransky wrote:
I'm encountering an odd problem in as3/fp9-10 when dealing with embedded fonts, condensed whitespace, style sheet objects and <br /> tags. I wanted to see if you guys have heard of it or can verify it as a bug. I have a textfield set up as such. The intent is to remove all <p> tag indents and get fully left justified text with paragraphs having larger leading than individual lines : var myTF:TextField = new TextField(); myTF.autoSize = TextFieldAutoSize.LEFT; myTF.embedFonts = true; myTF.condenseWhite = true; myTF.antiAliasType = AntiAliasType.ADVANCED; myTF.multiline = true; myTF.wordwrap = true; myTF.styleSheet = myStyleSheet; The stylesheet is an imported .css file and below is the html imported from an .xml file and protected by a CDATA tag: <h2>About Us</h2><br /> <p class="normal"><strong>Lorem</strong> ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur</p><br /> <p class="normal">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur.</p><br /> <p class="normal">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur.</p><br /> <p class="normal">Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur.</p> The result is fully left justified text but the <br /> tags are ignored. Each paragraph does start on a new line but directly below the the previous. I decided to try a version of the css clear break trick used in xhtml which produced the results I wanted but for no discernible reason. I created this style in the .css file, .lineBreak { leading: 20; } and altered ONLY the first <br /> tag to this <p class="lineBreak" /> The weird thing is that not only did the first paragraph get the correct amount of space, they all did. For some reason, an empty styled <p /> tag caused the following <br /> tags to be recognized. Thoughts?
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