I have the following react-native code.
<View style={styleOptions.container}>
<Text style={styleOptions.regular}>Hello world I am going to eat some Pizza for the sake of eating pizza.
<Text style={[{fontWeight:"bold"},styleOptions.strong]}>Super Pizza Store. </Text>
You will pay $10
<Text style={[{textAlignVertical:'top'},styleOptions.superscript]}>8</Text>
. I doubt you can afford it.
</Text>
</View>
const styleOptions = {
container:{flexDirection:"row",flexWrap:"wrap",width:300,padding:10},
regular:{fontSize:13},
superscript:{fontSize:8,lineHeight:22,textAlignVertical:'top',backgroundColor:'red',color:'white'},
strong:{fontSize:13},
}
My problem is that I can't get the superscript (highlighted in red) to appear as a superscript. It seems to only stay as a subscript. See image
How do I change my styles to make superscript appear as a superscript without breaking the styles of the other text elements?
This is based on what I learnt from here Superscript Text in React Native
EDIT
Also, the solution must work in iOS as well. Right now, textAlignVertical
doesn't seem to do anything for iOS because I heard it's not supported.
Supplying lineHeight
to the nested Text
shows weird behaviour differently for android
and ios
.
A workaround for this would be making a separate component this superscript contained Text as
<View style={styleOptions.container}>
<Text style={styleOptions.regular}>Hello world I am going to eat some Pizza for the sake of eating pizza.
<Text style={[{fontWeight:"bold"},styleOptions.strong]}>Super Pizza Store. </Text>
You will pay
<View style={{flexDirection: 'row' , height: 13, width: 30}}>
<Text style={{fontSize: 13, lineHeight: 13}}> $10</Text>
<Text style={{fontSize: 8, lineHeight: 8}}>8</Text>
</View>
. I doubt you can afford it.
</Text>
</View>
const styleOptions = {
container:{flexDirection:"row",flexWrap:"wrap",width:300,padding:10},
regular:{fontSize:13, lineHeight:22},
strong:{fontSize:13},
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49536698/superscript-style-is-broken-in-my-react-native