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To specify the height between lines of text, you use the line-height property in CSS. This property determines the amount of space between lines of text within an element. You can set it to a specific value, such as a fixed length or a percentage of the font size, or you can use keywords like normal or inherit to define the line height.
Syntax
selector {
line-height: value;
}
The table below illustrates the Attributes alongside their descriptions.
| Attribute |
Description |
| Selector |
The CSS selector targets the element(s) whose line height you want to adjust. |
| Value |
Specifies the line height. This can be a length (e.g., px, em), a percentage of the font size, or keywords like “normal” or “inherit”. |
Features
- Custom Line Height: Using the
line-height property allows you to set the spacing between lines of text according to your design requirements.
- Flexible Units: You can specify the line height using various units, such as pixels, ems, or percentages, providing flexibility in layout design.
- Consistency: By setting consistent line heights across your text elements, you can improve readability and visual consistency within your web page.
- Responsive Design: Adjusting line height dynamically using CSS enables you to create responsive designs that adapt to different screen sizes and devices.
- Accessibility: Properly spaced lines of text enhance accessibility by improving legibility, especially for users with visual impairments or reading difficulties.
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