formatting problem with h1 and background color in beta3.0

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Doug Young wrote: What do you mean by "descenders of the text"?

Anyway, in HTML the style specified on <xhtml:h1> applies to that
element, not to following elements, that makes sense, if I understand
your problem well. If you specify a gray background on a paragraph, that
paragraph is going to be gray, and not subsequent paragraphs, etc.

-Erik



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Erik,

The descenders are the part of the text that are below the base line so a y
has a descender but an a does not. If you like the descenders are the
"tails" of the letters.

So it looks like the characters are always out side the h1 region but you
can only see it when the h1 background is a different colour from the page

Have a look at the attached image.

regards
   Doug


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Subject: Re: [ops-users] formatting problem with h1 and background color in
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Doug Young wrote: What do you mean by "descenders of the text"?

Anyway, in HTML the style specified on <xhtml:h1> applies to that
element, not to following elements, that makes sense, if I understand
your problem well. If you specify a gray background on a paragraph, that
paragraph is going to be gray, and not subsequent paragraphs, etc.

-Erik



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Thanks for the clarification. The first thing to do is to create a
static HTML file with this content and load it up into your web browser.
This would show whether OPS has anything to do with it.

-Erik

Doug Young wrote:


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Sure,
 the attached file htmlonly.html has the line and nothing else, the attached
file ops-generatedhtml is the html I get when I view source of the ops page
that generated the problem. Interestingly neither of them reproduce the
problem, I am guessing that your are doing something with styles in java
script ?


regards
   Doug

-----Original Message-----
From: Erik Bruchez [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of Erik Bruchez
Sent: 08 November 2005 14:45
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Subject: Re: [ops-users] formatting problem with h1 and background color in
beta3.0

Thanks for the clarification. The first thing to do is to create a
static HTML file with this content and load it up into your web browser.
This would show whether OPS has anything to do with it.

-Erik

Doug Young wrote:
> Erik,
>
> The descenders are the part of the text that are below the base line so a
y
> has a descender but an a does not. If you like the descenders are the
> "tails" of the letters.
>
> So it looks like the characters are always out side the h1 region but you
> can only see it when the h1 background is a different colour from the page




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Doug Young wrote:
> Sure,
>  the attached file htmlonly.html has the line and nothing else, the attached
> file ops-generatedhtml is the html I get when I view source of the ops page
> that generated the problem. Interestingly neither of them reproduce the
> problem, I am guessing that your are doing something with styles in java
> script ?

No, but I found the culprit: there is the following CSS in
orbeon-layout.xml (now orbeon.css):

   line-height: 13pt;

This is what causes your problem.

You should configure orbeon-layout.xml (now orbeon.css) to meet your own
needs, or just not include it in your theme, except the XForms CSS
rules, which is now easier:

In the next unstable build, you will find a slightly different system to
include Orbeon PresentationServer CSS stylesheets, with two CSS files
under config/theme:

   orbeon.css: definitions proprietary to the Orbeon theme (very likely
               to change as users will create their own theme)

   xforms.css: definitions related to XForms controls (that may be
               changed by users if they are not happy with the defaults)

These two definitions are referenced by theme.xsl.

The old system where a single file, orbeon-layout.xml, was used as a
template for CSS files at runtime has been removed, as it was a little
confusing and not the best solution performance-wise, as it would be
loaded as a full-fledged PFC page. The CSS files are now generated at
build time using ant filters.

-Erik



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