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A character or space in the "Outer Text Style" is set to a larger size, and/or the line-spacing is set to a larger height. Remedy: select all characters in the active block and click the question-mark. The line-spacing of a character or space is set to a larger height. Remedy: select all characters in the active block and select the desired type size. It could be: A character or space in the line is set to a larger size. If the line-spacing cannot be reduced to zero, some line-height or text-size is preventing it. Really? More than 2000? Can you point me to where these 2000+ may be found/downloaded? 'Cos I'm gonna count 'em! And are you sure they all are rendered useless in the new 1.0 release? TylerDurden

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9xx versions and learning how to deal with the line spacing.

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If you want full access to extensions created over the past decade, stick with a. created by thousands of 3rd party developers, go for the beta. If you don't want to use extensions like laser tools, cad tools, plotting, grids, export tools, etc. Use the Tt button to reset the outer style if line-spacing isn't behaving. I suggest ensuring the Tt button is de-activated when composing text. De-activate the Tt button and continue to compose. Remedy: Activate the Tt button, select all characters in the active block and set the type size to 2px, AND set the lines-spacing to zero.

A character or space in the "Outer Text Style" is set to a larger size, and/or the line-spacing is set to a larger height.

Remedy: select all characters in the active block and click the question-mark.

The line-spacing of a character or space is set to a larger height.

A character or space in the line is set to a larger size.

^^ So do more than 2,000 useful extensions. Last thing: visit this topic here on the forums and help test Inkscape! Even in 1.0beta text still has its issues with the Text and Font panel. I could never understand why text manipulation has always been so difficult in Inkscape. In any case, difficult or not, that "?" icon and its sister to the left, the "TT" icon were useless, unnecessarily complicated and confusing. I could have said "navy" or "midnight" if I didn't care to be so specific about the color. And I'm sure you know that's wasn't the only way to express that line of type. P.mary Īn idiot like myself 🤤 can bang that out in 30 seconds. I want, for example, two lines of text to say "Mary had a little lamb, her fleece was white as snow", justified left, 18pt on 21pt, color a dark blue-green, hopefully in Palatino if the user has it. That said, how does that fact complicate anything? Actually, as you probably know, it's pretty straightforward. Of course Inkscape line spacing (CSS line-height) is dictated by CSS rules, because Inkscape is an SVG editor, like (for example) Adobe Illustrator is a PostScript editor or Google's WebDesigner is an HTML editor.

Think it is time for a question.Thanks, Tyler Durden, for pressing my buttons. I also couldn't figure out how to replace the default font family in theme_gray(). If nothing is specified the default somehow gets set to sans, since that it what it seems to be. My main open question is what does the blank family name "" map to, since that is usually what is in the themes. The default ones seem to be serif, sans, and mono across all platforms.I have no idea how to do this in the OS X or Linux platforms though.

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In windows the windowsFonts() will tell you the mapping between font names and your installed system font names.

You can set that in the theme call in a ggplot to override the default for that theme.

A theme is a list, and the named text list and its family element will tell you want font name is being used.

theme_set() and theme_get() can set and query your default theme for the session.

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