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Kevin Suo 2014-08-27 13:04:45 UTC Created test odt file Problem Description: In Writer, for the same font size, CJK fonts is showing much bigger/wider line height. Steps to reproduce: 1. Apply 'Libration Sans', 'Libration Serif', 'Times New Roman', or 'Arial' to some text, set font size to 16. Apply 'Microsoft Yahei' to some other text, set font size also to 16. Current behaviour: Line height in step 2 is much wider than in step 1.
This affects many other CJK fonts. This makes CJK document looks ugly. Actually if you export the document to html and open in Firefox, it shows correct line height. Expected: Same line height when same font applied. See attached test file for illustration.
Kevin Suo 2014-09-17 14:51:50 UTC (In reply to ) Kevin, is this extra height related to needing to cater for ruby text? I didn't think they are related, but the interesting thing happened: I typed some text, applied 'Microsoft Yahei' font so the bug behaviour appeared, and then I tried to apply rubby text to the chars so more extra spaces were added above the text. Then I deleted all the text. And then when I try to input text and apply 'Microsoft Yahei', 'Wenquanyi Zenhei' etc, the bug behaviour is gone!
I reset the libreoffice user profile, but now I can no longer reproduce the problem with 'Microsoft Yahei', 'Wenquanyi Zenhei' fonts. But I still reproduce with 'Source Han Sans CN' fonts. Owen Genat (retired) 2014-09-21 14:25:13 UTC I am not sure that this report describes a problem LO can solve, for the reasons indicated in. Comparing text as displayed in Writer vs Firefox is probably not an equal comparison.
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