baseline for ordered list
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baseline for ordered list
For the life of me, I can't figure out how to get the baseline of a numbered list to be the same for both the number and for the list text. You can see an example of what I don't want in the attached image. In the image the number is below the actual text for the list. Ideas?
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Re: baseline for ordered list
Hi Nina,
If that's in the editor, ignore it. The output is true check of that alignment.
If that's in the editor, ignore it. The output is true check of that alignment.
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Re: baseline for ordered list
Hi Trent,
Thanks for your answer.
Thing is, I showed a picture of the output. I have checked that *without* the <p> tags, the baseline is fine. If I include a <p> tag inside the list items <li>, I get a wonky baseline. Thing is, I can't find the source of the bad baseline. I have checked the "vertical alignment" and it's set to zero. There are probably a bunch of other places I should check as well, given that there are so many ways to do everything here!
Suggestions for what to check?
Nina
Thanks for your answer.
Thing is, I showed a picture of the output. I have checked that *without* the <p> tags, the baseline is fine. If I include a <p> tag inside the list items <li>, I get a wonky baseline. Thing is, I can't find the source of the bad baseline. I have checked the "vertical alignment" and it's set to zero. There are probably a bunch of other places I should check as well, given that there are so many ways to do everything here!
Suggestions for what to check?
Nina
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Re: baseline for ordered list
I'm guessing that you have separate p and ol/li elements defined.
These will give you better control:
I also use similar constructs for p and li elements in table cells:
I updated those some months ago working on imports from Word and I think that the baseline offset issue was their reason, but can't be certain. Everything beyond two releases back may as well be prehistoric for what I remember.
These will give you better control:
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/* affects all paragraph tags inside an li tag START */
ol > li p,
ul > li p
{
line-height: 13pt;
font-size: 11pt;
margin: 0 0 3pt 12pt;
}
/* affects all paragraph tags inside an li tag END */
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* td li - Keeps the Marker's font-size the same as the text's. li inherits 11pt from Body, otherwise. START */
td > ul > li > p
{
font-size: 10pt;
margin: 0 3pt 0 0 0;
}
td > ol > li > p
{
font-size: 10pt;
margin: 0 0 0 0;
}
td > ol > li > ol > li > p
{
font-size: 10pt;
margin: 0 0 0 0;
}
/* td li - Keeps the Marker's font-size the same as the text's. li inherits 11pt from Body, otherwise. END */
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