
Hi there,
does someone know of a simple, quick way to create smaller text in high or low position?
I know that superscript and subscript are not yet implemented in Inkscape due to svg-issues, so I'm asking here if someone has a way to circumvent it.
I often have to make drawings of physical stuff with formulas and mathematical expressions in it and changing size and position (via [ALT]+ [ARROW UP/DOWN]) of each sign is quite a drag. And what's also quite disturbing is that text that is created in such a way doesn't keep it's attributes when edited.
So maybe somebody has a good trick for me...
TIA
Cheerz Lars

I was resizing a selected group-object today, and typed the exact dimensions in the 'width' field right under the tool bar, it was already 35.<something>, so I just typed '36'(replacing the content of the field) and tabbed to the height field. The object was roughly square, both dimensions 35.xxx
But as soon as I tabbed, it's didn't become "36.000" it became something like "36.317", so I changed it to "36" again, and it became "36.1xx" (dont remember exactly), and again it became "36.003", then finally it took the 36 became "36.000"
I expected that if I type a value into this field, then it becomes exactly this value. Is it snapping to the nearest grid point or something ? If so, why did it eventaully get to 36.000?
Any ideas?
Inkscape Version is whatever gentoo emerges as the latest. (I can't check right this second, but IIRC it's .43)
thanks, -kt
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I expected that if I type a value into this field, then it becomes exactly this value. Is it snapping to the nearest grid point or something ? If so, why did it eventaully get to 36.000?
This also happens to me.
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Kinsley Turner wrote:
But as soon as I tabbed, it's didn't become "36.000" it became something like "36.317", so I changed it to "36" again, and it became "36.1xx" (dont remember exactly), and again it became "36.003", then finally it took the 36 became "36.000"
I remember that bug. I think it is fixed in CVS.
Aaron Spike

On 1/11/06, Kinsley Turner <kingsleyturner@...994...> wrote:
But as soon as I tabbed, it's didn't become "36.000" it became something like "36.317", so I changed it to "36" again, and it became "36.1xx" (dont remember exactly), and again it became "36.003", then finally it took the 36 became "36.000"
Most likely this is because the object has stroke. If that is the case, then I recently fixed this bug in CVS.
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