Description: After bug 129808 LibreOffice is implemented a special method for CJK text leading, this is useful for some legacy fonts such as SimSun, MingLiU, MS Mincho, but may would possibly make troublesome layout for some modern fonts such as Microsoft YaHei, Source Han Sans, etc. https://www.zhihu.com/question/61741325 So LibreOffice need to make this optional, and add an options to enable or disable. Steps to Reproduce: N/A Actual Results: N/A Expected Results: N/A Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: N/A
Doesn't work, the option: Menu>Tools>Options>LibreOffice>LibreOffice Writer>Compatibility - Use Word compatible font metrics for text grid and Asian text.
To my eyes, this functionality should have separate option at Options -> LibreOffice -> LibreOffice Writer -> Compatibility.
To my eyes, this functionality should have it's own option at Options -> LibreOffice -> LibreOffice Writer -> Compatibility.
So Jonathan, what do you think of?
(In reply to Volga from comment #3) > To my eyes, this functionality should have it's own option at Options -> > LibreOffice -> LibreOffice Writer -> Compatibility. Currently this functionality is controlled by the "Use Word-compatible font metrics for text grid and Asian text" compatibility option. This compatibility option is an implementation detail of DOC/DOCX import. We enable it automatically when you open a DOC/DOCX file, but otherwise it's disabled. To make sure I understand, is the suggestion to separate the line height adjustment into a different compatibility option, so it can be enabled or disabled on its own? This is possible, but I'm uncertain how it would be used. Other programs wouldn't understand these options, and DOC/DOCX files don't even give us anywhere to store them, so enabling one and disabling the other would only make a difference for ODF files viewed specifically in LibreOffice.
(In reply to Jonathan Clark from comment #5) > To make sure I understand, is the suggestion to separate the line height > adjustment into a different compatibility option, so it can be enabled or > disabled on its own? Affirmative.