Lines Matching refs:BASELINE
118 || (parentStyle->verticalAlign() != BASELINE && !isRootInlineBox()) || childStyle->verticalAlign() != BASELINE)
125 // FIXME: This is dumb. We only turn off because current layout test results expect the <br> to be 0-height on the baseline.
135 || (parentStyle->verticalAlign() != BASELINE && !isRootInlineBox()) || childStyle->verticalAlign() != BASELINE
488 // the root box's baseline. The maxDescent value represents the distance of the lowest point of any box
489 // (also typically including line-height) from the root box baseline. These values can be negative.
491 // A secondary purpose of this function is to store the offset of every box's baseline from the root box's
492 // baseline. This information is cached in the logicalTop() of every box. We're effectively just using
497 // part of the box (EXCLUDING leading) is above (for ascent) or below (for descent) the root box's baseline.
531 // The verticalPositionForBox function returns the distance between the child box's baseline
532 // and the root box's baseline. The value is negative if the child box's baseline is above the
533 // root box's baseline, and it is positive if the child box's baseline is below the root box's baseline.
550 // if our box (excluding line-height) was above (for ascent) or below (for descent) the root baseline, once you factor in line-height
551 // the final box can end up being fully above or fully below the root box's baseline! This is ok, but what it
