https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=169944
Justin L <[email protected]> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keywords|bibisected, bisected, | |regression | Regression By|Miklos Vajna | Version|7.6.0.0 beta1+ |Inherited From OOo CC| |[email protected] Hardware|x86-64 (AMD64) |All Summary|DOCX: Writer shows table on |DOCX: Table cell in LO has |two pages instead one |border spacing of 0.08in, | |but in MS Word it is 0 | |(comment 7) --- Comment #7 from Justin L <[email protected]> --- repro 26.8+ with 1 (2).docx (with lots of caveats) First of all, note that the page is REALLY FULL in MS Word. So to get it to fit on one page in LO means EVERYTHING needs to be perfect. But this is not really related to Miklos at all. The only reason it works in 7.5 is because the content starts way too high. Now with Miklos' commit, the content starts at the correct spot on the page. So his work is actually an improvement. [removing regression/blame] One big problem is that the first row of the table takes up 3 lines in LO, but only two lines in MS Word. So right off the bat we have already lost one line of precious space. (already in 3.4.0). Before that the table was different, but it still had 5.4pt left and right border 'spacing to contents'. [Inherited from OOo 3.3] But even with that manually removed, there are still some minor spacing differences that affect the height of various rows. And even in LO 7.5 the document still opened with 2 pages - only that the tables themselves all fit on one page. The second page contained the final CR. So this document has never been even close to correct. Let's change the bug report to deal with the most visible aspect - the 3-line height of the first row of the table due to the border spacing. Steps to reproduce: 1.) open 1 (2).docx in LO. Notice that the first cell ('Номер доверенности') takes up three lines of space, and has 0.19cm border spacing to contents for Left and Right. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
