Line Height
Set the line height of an element.
Widely available
This feature is well established and works across many devices and browser versions.
Usage
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The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?
<p class="p-4 c-slate fs-lg lh-1 ta-c">The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?</p>2
The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?
<p class="p-4 c-slate fs-lg lh-2 ta-c">The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?</p>3
The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?
<p class="p-4 c-slate fs-lg lh-3 ta-c">The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?</p>4
The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?
<p class="p-4 c-slate fs-lg lh-4 ta-c">The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?</p>5
The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?
<p class="p-4 c-slate fs-lg lh-5 ta-c">The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?</p>6
The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?
<p class="p-4 c-slate fs-lg lh-6 ta-c">The pike eats the owl and then lazes in the sun under the water. Who would eat a big pike?</p>Responsiveness
Use breakpoint prefixes to target different screen sizes. Styles apply from the breakpoint & up.
Target viewport sizes with breakpoint prefixes.
sm:lh-*md:lh-*lg:lh-*xxl:lh-*Hover State
Apply styles conditionally on hover using the h: prefix.
Add the h: prefix to apply styles only when the user hovers over the element.
h:lh-*Negative Values
Use negative variants to translate in the opposite direction.
Use the -- syntax to apply negative numeric values.
lh--*