Re: Inline formatting model document

On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Erik van der Poel wrote:

>> So in conclusion I would suggest that splitting the leading equally
>> above and below the line is the best solution.
> I guess you're right. Is there some way to make sure that the block
> element's border does not collide with any underline that might appear
> on the last line? Does the author just have to enter some arbitrary
> padding value?

Yeah, padding would do. But then if you have a border you'll probably have
padding anyway, because otherwise it looks squashed. 

So there is not really a problem! :-)

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