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Support for dominantBaseline property
See original GitHub issueIn react svg, we have dominantBaseline property for Text component. is there any plan in future to add support of this property?
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:10 (1 by maintainers)
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Found it. I had to set the alignment baseline 😃
Hey there, I noticed that
dominantBaseline="middle"works well on the web but it still renders the default on iOS.My use case is with text path following an arc. Given the little space I have, I need the text to be in the middle of the path. How can one achieve that with alignment-baseline and baseline-shift. I’ve been throwing a few things at the wall to see what sticks to no avail. Any pointer @msand would be optimal.