Referencing to a Common Reference Page / Discussion

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Spacing

Vittek 01 Jun 2009 13:17

What do you mean with "the spacing is disrupted?" I can't see anything wrong in the first example (the standard footnote).

Spacing: reply to Vittek

JSV 01 Jun 2009 13:24

The spacing is uneven. The spacing between the line containing the superscript '1' and the line above is larger. Because the default line spacing is dynamic (responding to the size of the content of the line), the superscript makes the content taller, and therefore the line height changes just for that line.
If you can't see anything wrong with the example, then it's possible that your browser does not display the paragraph like my browser does (I've tried with IE and Firefox)… but with small text, it's only a few pixels difference, so might be difficult to see in some cases — which is OK.

Re: Spacing: reply to Vittek

Vittek 01 Jun 2009 17:56

Oh, THAT spacing! I was looking at the space from on word to the next, not between line.
Yes, there is a little more space between those two lines, if you look closely, and maybe in other cirmustances (depending of font, dimensions, browser and so on) the space would be a lot more noticeable. My bad.