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c1sissy
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Line height - 4/14/2004 17:02:38
I'm reading about setting line height. My font is set to small though and not to point. Is there a way to get this to work with the small, or do you need to use em or pt in order for this to work? This is for a list in a nested div. I need to have a spacing between the lines in the list. Thanks.
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fiachra
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RE: Line height - 4/14/2004 17:27:23
use em, ex, or px. not pt. Better yet put in padding (in px is best) at the bottom of each <li> to give the space. Lineheight is messy between different browsers often its more trouble than its worth.
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c1sissy
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RE: Line height - 4/14/2004 17:37:57
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Lineheight is messy not kidding, I"m not having any luck getting any sort of space between the lines. argh. Reading things right now to see what I am doign wrong. Thanks Fiachra. appreciate the response. <edit>Wahooooo!! got it to work!</edit>
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fiachra
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RE: Line height - 4/15/2004 13:44:16
So post the code and a description of the rpblem it fixed so that newbies may learn.....
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c1sissy
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RE: Line height - 4/16/2004 7:11:01
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ORIGINAL: fiachra So post the code and a description of the rpblem it fixed so that newbies may learn..... Great idea Fiachra, I'll be back today sometime with it.
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d a v e
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RE: Line height - 4/16/2004 7:22:28
try using a scaling factor like line-height: 1.6, i read (in erics first css book) something about if use percentages/ems on line height it sometimes takes the line height of the parent block (or something!) but using just a number works whatever. try it and see if it works better, or then stick with the paddding if that works for you!
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