On 11/7/05, Jef Driesen <jefdriesen@...9...> wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion, but it doesn't look as nice as the text on
top.
Remember that you can always position each character independently by kerning keys (alt+arrows).
Increasing the letterspacing creates a slightly better result, but this
is
not exactly the solution I hoped for. (I was looking for a behaviour
similar
to CorelDraw, where it is possible to have the upper side of the text on
the
path.)
This is not possible in SVG, afaik.
I was already afraid of that. I managed to produce a nice looking result with your suggestion of using two circles and adjusting letterspacing. I did some experimenting with CorelDraw and noticed that the letterspacing needed some tweaking also for a nice result.
Also, increasing letterspacing does not seem to work when the text is already on the path. And increasing letterspacing before putting it on
th= e
path makes it difficult to predict the final result (and is a lot of trial-and-error work).
Letterspacing in text-on-path works for me. If it does not for you, please submit a but attaching the bad file (or giving a link to it).
The letterspacing does work with text-on-path. I only needed to enter 'editing text' mode first.
Maybe it would be a good idea to be able to add an alternate way (besides the keys Alt-> and Alt-<) to adjust letterspacing. Because on my keyboard I need to use the shift key already to enter '>'. So I can't use that key for the 10 pixel variant of the key combination anymore. Just an idea.