Hello, The following code illustrates the problem. As it uses the standard Times-Font, I assume the font metrics are ok. So it must be the leading? But I have to define a leading that is suitable for the respective font-size, otherwise the text is too dense.
Still, I think the leading should not be used to position the first line within a new column (or there should be an option to disable that behaviour). Is there a way around this? I have to process various kinds of content, so I cannot predict the text-flow. My first impulse was to simply position the right column a bit higher than the left, but that's ugly when the column contains images. Regards, Peter Henningsen
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