stretch fonts vertically?

[matt del vecchio]

hello,

i am rendering some text using a barcode font. however it is coming
out quite short... i would like to increase it's vertical w/o
necessarily changing the horizontal.

anyone know of a way to do this? oddly, CSS only supports horizontal
stretching via the "font-stretch" property (wouldnt ya think theyd
implement both axis?!?).


thanks for any suggestions.
matt

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Matt Del Vecchio

[Eric Kenneth Bustad]

Re: stretch fonts vertically?

In article <24421e6e.04120 21221.27dccf13@ posting.google. com>,
matt del vecchio <mattd@petco.co m> wrote:[color=blue]
>hello,
>
>i am rendering some text using a barcode font. however it is coming
>out quite short... i would like to increase it's vertical w/o
>necessarily changing the horizontal.
>
>anyone know of a way to do this? oddly, CSS only supports horizontal
>stretching via the "font-stretch" property (wouldnt ya think theyd
>implement both axis?!?).[/color]

Use a very large font size, *then* compress it horizontally?

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= Eric Bustad, Norwegian bachelor programmer

[mattd@petco.com]

Re: stretch fonts vertically?

an idea.. one of our guys said it didnt work well, but i havent
confirmed.

what i did is place two tags, one directly above the other w/ no
vertical spacing between the two: taller barcode. works..


matt

[Jan Roland Eriksson]

Re: stretch fonts vertically?

On 9 Dec 2004 09:30:54 -0800, mattd@petco.com wrote:

[...]
[color=blue]
>what i did is place two tags, one directly above the other
>w/ no vertical spacing between the two...[/color]

That can be done on usenet too...

"Look Maa, one tag directly above another";

<uppertag>
<lowertag>

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Rex; who is in total dispair about the survival of terminology.