I looked at the source and it is a double property that is just added to
the default line height
So I don't see why it would just cause line wrap to fail such that text
was all on the same line,
which is how I am interpreting what you are saying.
Perhaps if you are using too large a negative value something I'm
overlooking is clamping it ..
FWIW line-spacing is not a W3C CSS property so far as I can tell, so it
is just FX CSS
There is line-height in the W3C spec but it is specified differently.
-phil.
On 06/13/2018 12:55 AM, Matthias Hänel wrote:
Hey guys,
since Java 8 all javafx multiline text controls (Label, TextArea, TextFlow)
support linespacing via the css -fx-line-spacing attribute and Properties (on
TextArea on Text-Node of Skin accessible via lookup).
However none of them seem to support negative value which would be necessary to
achieve a linespacing smaller then the default, since default value is 0.
If a negative value is used, e.g. for a Labels line spacing, it will simply not
wrap or line feed(\n).
Is there a way to achieve a line spacing smaller than the default with these
components?
Thank you in advance
Matthias
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