trichview.support
Re: HTML Rendering VS TRichView rendering |
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jonjon |
Posted: 01/23/2004 16:04:35 Hi Sergey, Thank you for the clarification. I will keep you informed with the differences we find while evaluating the functionalities of TRichView. Best regards, John. Sergey Tkachenko wrote: > Some comments > > >>1- Paragraphs with borders and offset. The offset space is drawn >>transparently in TRichView but is filled with the paragraph's color in > > HTML > >>output; > > > In TRichView you can control > - border offsets > - colored area offsets > - left right top bottom indents > independently from each other. > This means you can have border around the colored area (like in HTML), > border around the colored area with spacing (like in your example), border > inside the colored area, border shifted relative to the colored area, etc. > HTML/CSS does not allow this. Border are always drawn around the colored > area. > So TRichView tries to export the HTML/CSS the closest to the original, > calculating means, etc. > > >>2- Paragraphs' text is drawn over the borders when this borders are > > greater > >>than 1 and offset is set to 0. This is not the case in the corresponding >>HTML rendering. Please not that this seams to be also the case for borders >>of 1 pixel, as the horizontal bar in the middle of the "f", for example, >>starts to be drawn within the border; > > > Thank you for pointing to this issue. In one of next updates borders with > zero spacing will not be drawn inside the colored area. > > >>3- Paragraphs' interline are not equal between TRichView and the HTML >>generated. For example, if we set a line spacing of 1,5 in the TRichView >>actions demo, it will result to a 150% line height in CSS. However the > > line > >>height can't be the same of line spacing right ? > > > New version of TRichView does not save line heights in percents any more, > it uses: > line-height: 1.50; > > |
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