Introduction to CSS line-height Propertyby@kolosek
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Introduction to CSS line-height Property

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The CSS property line-height defines the amount of space used for lines, most commonly in text. It is often confused with line spacing (leading) used in Photoshop and similar softwares. The most important use of the property is making your text readable. The value is, basically, just a percentage. It applies only to elements that have their display property set to inline or inline-block. There is a handy CSS shorthand: shorthand:font-size, grotesqueline-height, grotesquefont-family.

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