inter‐element kerning
Reported by
zambonif...@gmail.com,
Sep 23
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Issue descriptionIt seems that having an inline element boundary between two letters makes the kerning wrong. I’ll attach a screenshot showing the behavior on Chrome, as well as the behavior on Firefox. As you can see, in Firefox, the two lines have exactly the same width, whereas, in Chrome, the widths clearly differ. To reproduce, simply access the following data URL: data:text/html,<!doctype html>LT<br><span>L</span>T
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Sep 24
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Sep 25
Known problem, fixed in LayoutNG. See issue 6122 for details.
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Dec 5
This is not the same problem as issue 6122 and it is not working in Chrome properly. Here is example with first letter being of different color (it can be done with span or font). It is clearly visible that line with red T is longer because kerning between "T" and "e" is ignored. Works fine in Firefox. |
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Comment 1 by dtapu...@chromium.org
, Sep 23