Hi,
I am building flare topic to MS WORD and I came across the following issue.
Line height property in MadCap that I set to 1.15em is not preserved by WORD's line spacing attribute.
It should look like this:
But unfortunately, the result is like this:
Has anyone got any idea why the conversion of this basic property is not preserved in WORD output?
Kind Regards,
Witold
Line Height Property in Word is not preserved
Line Height Property in Word is not preserved
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Re: Line Height Property in Word is not preserved
Hi Witold,
I think this is because you can't specify line spacing in em measurements in Word.
When you set line-height in points, the measurement is carried over correctly.
You'll have to approximate what the em measurement will be in points.
There's a handy table at https://reeddesign.co.uk/test/points-pixels.html though naturally em width will vary depending on your font.
Hope that helps,
Rob
I think this is because you can't specify line spacing in em measurements in Word.
When you set line-height in points, the measurement is carried over correctly.
You'll have to approximate what the em measurement will be in points.
There's a handy table at https://reeddesign.co.uk/test/points-pixels.html though naturally em width will vary depending on your font.
Hope that helps,
Rob
Re: Line Height Property in Word is not preserved
I thought that 'Multiple' option of Line spacing corresponds to ems. But all in all thanks for the advice, it will be some kind of a workaround .robdocsmith wrote:I think this is because you can't specify line spacing in em measurements in Word
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Re: Line Height Property in Word is not preserved
Hey,
No, the line spacing multiple means literally that, 1.15 times the single line spacing, which is expressed in points. So there's no conversion between a css definition in ems and the Word line spacing.
Cheers,
Rob
No, the line spacing multiple means literally that, 1.15 times the single line spacing, which is expressed in points. So there's no conversion between a css definition in ems and the Word line spacing.
Cheers,
Rob