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Chris Young <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, 11 Dec 2008 21:42:06 +0000 (GMT), Michael Drake wrote:
> I had a look at this. I can't disable the outline, but I could
> theoretically set it to be transparent. This doesn't work (probably
> need to enable something I don't have access to), so I've left it as
> it is for now.
That's a pity, because it would make the display look 'cleaner'.
> > There may be a similar problem with the fill plotter
> I think you're right. I've fixed this now.
Great!
> > Also, on the BBC site, the headings like News, Sport and Weather are
> > very small.
> I don't know why this would be. On other pages the headings are more
> correct. Maybe it is because I'm taking the size directly from the
> style structure (style->font_size.value.length.value) and using that
> as the font height.
Ah! That's wrong, the font_size.value.length.value could be anything
depending on what the unit of the length is. EG it may be in px, pt, em,
etc. If you need the value in px, use:
css_len2px(&style->font_size.value.length, style)
which converts whatever unit the length is in to px. There is also a
css_len2pt, if that's more useful. These are in css/css.h.
> I've set it to 72, which is what is traditionally taken as screen DPI
> here. It's reduced the space between lines but doesn't appear to have
> affected text size.
The css_len2px and css_len2pt functions use the dpi setting, so it should
all work correctly when you use one of them.
> > Do you know if the SDK you need for that will be available by NetSurf
> > 2.0 release time?
> The information I've been given would suggest so.
Yay!
Michael
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