https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=172113
--- Comment #5 from Justin L <[email protected]> --- Not surprisingly, the ODT specification is rather silent on the specifics of this - especially up to version 1.3. Version 1.4 did add the following in relation to this topic of proportional line spacing: ----- 20.204 fo:line-height a value of type percent: The font-size is multiplied with the percent value. In case the line contains content of descendants of the paragraph, for which a different font-size is specified, the maximum of the font-sizes is used. This calculated value is a minimum line-height. If content would vertically overflow the line area, e.g. an image with a larger specified height, the height of the line is increased till the content does not overflow. The vertical position of the baseline is implementation-dependent. In case a style:line- height-at-least 20.317 or a style:line-spacing 20.318 attribute occurs in addition in the same element, the attribute fo:line-height 20.204 has precedence. ----- So it really doesn't give any real guidance here - everything is left up to the 'implementation' and there is no 'right way' to do things. DOCX specification is not even that clear. example: <w:spacing w:line="276" w:lineRule="auto" /> #115% since 240 is 100% ----- 17.3.1.33 spacing (Spacing Between Lines and Above/Below Paragraph) ... and that the spacing in each line should be automatically calculated based on a 1.15 times (276 divided by 240) the normal single spacing calculation. ----- So DOCX only specifies how to read the proportional value, but gives no guidance as to what it means for the document layout itself. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
