This is a request for clarification: In 4.5 is says: "The expanded-rectangle of an inline-area is the rectangle with start-edge and end-edge coincident with those of its allocation-rectangle, and whose before-edge and after-edge are outside those of its allocation-rectangle by a distance equal to either (a.) the half-leading, when the area's allocation-rectangle is specified to be the normal-allocation-rectangle by the description of the generating formatting object..." Interpreting this literally would mean for inline areas returning the normal-allocation-rectangle which have border and/or padding that the before-/afer-edges of the expanded rectangle would 'cut through' the border/padding areas. Was that the intention or is the half-leading to be added to the height of the content rectangle and any borders/padding therefore to be outside of that? Thank you very much Manuel MallReceived on Monday, 24 October 2005 03:37:44 GMT
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