Chinese text baseline shifts away

Question

I have two fonts:English - Poppins (taken from Google fonts)Chinese - DengXian (available from system)now I used GREP to match them together in one text box, but DengXian goes off the baseline when there's no English text present (which making the text going above the normal text bounds). Making them co-exist will fix the problem, but no way I would put a letter before every line of Chinese text.Any ideas to let DengXian stays where it's supposed to be?

Laubender · Accepted Answer

which one does the job?I'd say you are good to go with Offset: Fixed Height or perhaps Leading.Fine tune the value for Minimum when doing Fixed Height and do an object style for the text frame.Regards,Uwe

Abambo · Answer

What OS? (I'm asking because on my Windows 7 system I do not have the Chinese font you mention).

Is the DengXian-font behaving the same for Latin characters?

Could you post a screen shot of what you experience?

(You could also check if a different Chinese/English font solves the issue. Noto Sans CJK SC is a free Asian font from Google. The same font, different Name is also available from Adobe. It's a good testing font for this).

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