Extra carriage returns in html rendered text.

Extra carriage returns in html rendered text.

[Jody M. Klymak]

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Hello all,

I promised an example of an HTML email that makes my gnus session add
extra carriage returns to *all* my fonts.  Here's one.  Whenever I
view it in gnus it causes all my buffers to have an extra carriage
return after every line.  This can only be turned off after killing
emacs (not just gnus).  Any help on debugging this would be very
appreciated - its very annoying because I cannot tell ahead of time if
the message is going to be html infested (or can I?)

Thanks,  Jody 


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From: dri306@excite.com
To: jklymak@ocean.washington.edu
Subject: Jody, About your Vacation Itinerary...
Date: Tue, 09 Nov 1999 11:56:28 -0500
Message-ID: <199911091655.IAA05484@tsunami.ocean.washington.edu>

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Jody Klymak                         APL/School of Oceanography,
Doctoral Candidate                  University of Washington
mailto:jklymak@apl.washington.edu   (206)-685-9080
http://www.ocean.washington.edu/people/grads/jklymak/

Re: Extra carriage returns in html rendered text.

[Kai Großjohann]

It's a font issue.  Emacs sees bold or italic text and finds that it
needs more vertical space for it.  It seems that Emacs allocates too
much vertical space, though.

It doesn't happen for me, with the following font:
-b&h-lucidatypewriter-medium-r-normal-sans-12-120-75-75-m-70-iso8859-1

kai
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Re: Extra carriage returns in html rendered text.

[William M. Perry]

"Jody M. Klymak" <jklymak@apl.washington.edu> writes:

> Hello all,
> 
> I promised an example of an HTML email that makes my gnus session add
> extra carriage returns to *all* my fonts.  Here's one.  Whenever I
> view it in gnus it causes all my buffers to have an extra carriage
> return after every line.  This can only be turned off after killing
> emacs (not just gnus).  Any help on debugging this would be very
> appreciated - its very annoying because I cannot tell ahead of time if
> the message is going to be html infested (or can I?)

(setq w3-user-fonts-take-precedence t)

-bp

Re: Extra carriage returns in html rendered text.

[Toby Speight]

Bill> William M. Perry <URL:mailto:wmperry@aventail.com>

0> In article <867ljrsan0.fsf@megalith.bp.aventail.com>, Bill wrote:

Bill> "Jody M. Klymak" <jklymak@apl.washington.edu> writes:

>> I promised an example of an HTML email that makes my gnus session
>> add extra carriage returns to *all* my fonts.  Here's one.  Whenever
>> I view it in gnus it causes all my buffers to have an extra carriage
>> return after every line.  This can only be turned off after killing
>> emacs (not just gnus).  Any help on debugging this would be very
>> appreciated - its very annoying because I cannot tell ahead of time
>> if the message is going to be html infested (or can I?)

Bill> (setq w3-user-fonts-take-precedence t)

If you ever get into that state again, you don't have to restart Emacs.
Just re-set all the w3 faces' fonts from the standard "default", "bold",
"italic", and "bold-italic" fonts like this:

(defun fix-w3-fonts nil
  (interactive)
  (mapatoms
   (lambda (x)
     (and (string-match "^w3-style-face" (symbol-name x))
          (facep x)
          (set-face-font x
                         (let ((font (face-font x)))
                           (and font
                                (face-font
                                 (if (string-match "-bold-" font)
                                     (if (string-match "-bold-[io]-" font)
                                         'bold-italic
                                       'bold)
                                   (if (string-match "-normal-[io]-" font)
                                       'italic
                                     'default))))))))))

[Bill - if you want to put this in W3 somewhere, help yourself]