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Posted by dorayme on 11/14/06 20:20
In article <Xns987B9FF4BFE58KeithYammer@212.23.3.119>,
K A Nuttall <keith@yammer.coedotyoukay.invalid> wrote:
> Steve Pugh wrote:
>
> > In the first example the line height is 1.1em of the font size of the
> > div, regardless of what the font size of the paragraph is. In the
> > second example the line height is 1.1 times the actual font size used
> > on that line.
>
> Whoah, that's proving a bit much for my little brain. I didn't even
> know you could do '1.1' without units. Isn't that equivalent to 110%?
>
> Thanks for the explanation. I'll have to do more homework on that
> subject.
No need to do any homework. Just don't use units with line height
unless it occurs to you why you should.
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dorayme
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