I'd like to see some of these things implemented as well. In fact, I'd be willing to pay money for them.
For me priorities would be:
1. GUI for kerning (letter spacing, if you prefer) and baseline shifts; make sure these (and line spacing!) are in the text toolbar.
2. Paragraph spacing separate from tracking
3. Eydropper copies font formatting (see <a href="https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bug/170256">bug #170256</a>)
4. Indents and bullets
5. A way to convert an inline text box to block form (this might be possible, I just can't find out how to do it)
I use inkscape primarily for website mock-ups so it would be really helpful if it could do at least what I can do in HTML or mimic it in some way (e.g. you don't have paragraph spacing in HTML but you add margins to accomplish the same thing).
I would put in $50 for these changes - anyone else want to contribute? What would it take to get this done?
I'd like to see some of these things implemented as well. In fact, I'd be willing to pay money for them.
For me priorities would be:
1. GUI for kerning (letter spacing, if you prefer) and baseline shifts; make sure these (and line spacing!) are in the text toolbar. /bugs.launchpad .net/inkscape/ +bug/170256">bug #170256</a>)
2. Paragraph spacing separate from tracking
3. Eydropper copies font formatting (see <a href="https:/
4. Indents and bullets
5. A way to convert an inline text box to block form (this might be possible, I just can't find out how to do it)
I use inkscape primarily for website mock-ups so it would be really helpful if it could do at least what I can do in HTML or mimic it in some way (e.g. you don't have paragraph spacing in HTML but you add margins to accomplish the same thing).
I would put in $50 for these changes - anyone else want to contribute? What would it take to get this done?