Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The answer is "yes", you can use the little-known "textShift" property of
> text to shift the image (or the text, your choice) above/below the baseline.
Note that this also useful for larger text sizes, as "superscript&q
Well, thanks to all for the help. I finally figured out what I was
looking for. I can achieve the result I'm looking for by setting the
lineHeight of the button. Unfortunately, when it comes to menus, it
affects the height of the menuItems as well, so it's now of no use to me
at all.
Derek
Jeanne,
I guess you were never a letterpress printer. ;0-).
It does not seem like a hack to me. The "right" way to raise the height of
a line of type within a pre-defined area was to put a strip of metal below
and remove a corresponding strip from above (and vice versa). Adjusting the
margins se
> Are you trying to move the text of the button around to get a different
> relationship to where the icon is? Try changing the margins. (This isn't
> very direct - it's a hack - but you can use it to move the text up or
> down from its normal position.)
No, what I'm trying to do is move the text o
At 6:26 AM -0600 3/10/05, Derek Bump wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't you at one time use the
textShift property on buttons?
If this is not the case, I just looked at the documentation for the
equivalent for buttons, and I can't find it.
Anyone know what it is?
Ar
Correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't you at one time use the textShift
property on buttons?
If this is not the case, I just looked at the documentation for the
equivalent for buttons, and I can't find it.
Anyone know what it is?
Derek Bump
Drea
