Hi Petr,
I've looked at this quickly and my first reaction is that it's probably
not specific to tables. I think it has to do with line-height (aka
leading in old typographic terms). Neither font-size nor line-height are
specified at a high level in your .fo. The default font-size is 12pt and
the default line-height 1.2 em (14.4pt). When you set font-size at the
block level as in the last row, that will also change the line-height,
since it's relative, so the total height is smaller. When you set
font-size at the inline or wrapper, it apparently isn't changing
line-height. I guess since line-height can be specified for both
fo:ineline and fo:character (via the fo:wrapper), that the line-height
should also be modified by setting font-size on those objects too.
Good eye!
Regards,
Karen
Petr Andrs wrote:
>
> Please see attached file. There is table with three lines, which all
> should have equal height. But they haven't, the last one has lower
> height than the other two. (Or the fist two have greater height than
> the las one) I would expect all three lines to look something like the
> last one, the first two are too high for my eye.
>
> Petr
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