avoid clamping if line height is still valid#32
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avoid clamping if line height is still valid#32danielloeh wants to merge 1 commit intojosephschmitt:masterfrom
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+1 this is a working fix |
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This probably fixes issue #33 |
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It doesn't look like this library is being maintained so here you go |
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@timrnz Thanks! I actually ended op writing my own version. |
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@laustdeleuran awesome! I've been meaning to re-write it into ES6/'15. Maybe I'll do it this weekend. |
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@timrnz awesome - keep me posted on that. Still need to get into the ES6 game myself. |
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If we used firefox (or any other browser without native clamping), the last line was always clamped: it cuts of the last letter and appends e.g. the "..." even if theres plenty of space in that line. This is because the condition checks if the current line height is greater or equal than the maximum allowed. So if the text is rendered in two lines (eg 2 x 10px) and the maximum allowed is the same, it still gets clamped. We removed the "or equal" from the condition so it only gets truncated if the rendered line height is too high and that works for us perfectly now.