Created attachment 121022 [details] An example of the issue at hand SUMMARY For my work I commonly use a lot of "Text", when trying to use the "Stroke" function to give text a thick outline the program will put the stroke "above" the text rather then "below". I have included an image of the issue at hand. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Create a "text" object. 2. Give it a "stroke". 3. Increase the "Thickness" of the "stroke" for a bold outline around your text. OBSERVED RESULT "Thickness" does not really increase and just covers the top of the text. EXPECTED RESULT I have included an image of how I think it should be in "Example 3". It would do wonders to boost productivity if the thickness of the strokes on text elements were fixed. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: macOS: Linux/KDE Plasma: (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: KDE Frameworks Version: Qt Version: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I'm not sure if this should be solved in text itself. It's better to use Layer Style for that anyway. For that just right-click on the layer, select "Layer Styles...", then go to "Stroke" and set it up as you wish.
Ok... it's apparently an SVG2 feature.