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Releases

@office-kit/pptx@0.28.0

Minor Changes

• 5771bc3: A bullet's automatic hanging indent now follows the paragraph's text size. setShapeBulletStyle, setParagraphBullet, the bullets option of setShapeText and the DSL's bullets / bullet used the same indent for every size — 0.375 in at the top level, which suits 18 pt text — so a 12–14 pt list put a wide gap between the bullet and its text. The indents are now scaled by the size of the paragraph's first run (or its end-of-paragraph size) over 18 pt: 1.5 times the size at the top level, so 14 pt text gets a 21 pt (0.29 in) hanging indent, and the deeper levels scale the same way. setParagraphLevel keeps moving an automatic indent to the new level at the same scale.

  Output change: bulleted and numbered paragraphs whose text is not 18 pt are written with different marL / indent values than before. Paragraphs with no size of their own, and indents you set yourself, are unchanged.

@office-kit/pptx-dsl@0.15.0

Minor Changes

• b974295: Added fonts to Presentation: <Presentation fonts={{ minorLatin: 'Arial', majorLatin: 'Arial' }}> sets the theme's body and heading typefaces (the same fields as setPresentationFonts). Text, tables and charts that name no font inherit them. Before, a deck could only set a font on each Text, so its charts kept the theme's Calibri while the slides used another font. Setting textStyle.font on each chart instead did not help Japanese or Chinese decks, because a chart's textStyle.font names one typeface for Latin and East Asian text alike, while the theme keeps its own East Asian and per-script fonts.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [5771bc3]
  • @office-kit/pptx@0.28.0

@office-kit/pptx-preview@0.20.0

Minor Changes

• cf910b2: Fixed bold Japanese, Chinese and Korean text drawn thin by renderSlideToImage / renderSlideToRgba. A run's East Asian characters have no glyphs in the bundled Latin fonts, and resvg's fallback for them picks the first loaded face that has the glyph whatever its weight, so with regular and bold CJK faces in fontFiles a bold heading painted with the regular face. The Latin letters and full-width punctuation (、, ・, （）) on the same line painted with that face too. The /node entry now names the family of the first fontFiles face that covers kana for East Asian characters, so resvg picks the face closest to the run's weight, and Latin text on the line keeps its own font, as presentation apps draw a run's East Asian characters with its East Asian font.

  Added eastAsianFamily to RenderSlideOptions for textLayout: 'svg': the family written for East Asian characters (kana, kanji, Hangul, and CJK and full-width punctuation), measured with that family too. Unset, the SVG is unchanged. A line that mixes it with another family is written as separate text chunks, each with its own x, because resvg otherwise paints the whole line with one face.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [5771bc3]
  • @office-kit/pptx@0.28.0

@office-kit/pptx-dev@0.14.3

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [5771bc3]
• Updated dependencies [b974295]
• Updated dependencies [cf910b2]
  • @office-kit/pptx@0.28.0
  • @office-kit/pptx-dsl@0.15.0
  • @office-kit/pptx-preview@0.20.0
  • @office-kit/pptx-editor@0.2.3

@office-kit/pptx-editor@0.2.3

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [5771bc3]
• Updated dependencies [cf910b2]
  • @office-kit/pptx@0.28.0
  • @office-kit/pptx-preview@0.20.0