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CSS

Posted by Angellel Torres Flores
Angellel Torres Flores
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Code Challenge: line-height

In the Code Challenge I have a problem, do not understand the following exercise: "Use a unitless line height That is 1.5 times the paragraph's font size". I hope someone can explain. Thanks in advance.

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Shawn Denham
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Shawn Denham
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Here is a great write up from the Grandfather of CSS - Eric Meyer

Best explanation I have ever read on the subject :)

Shawn Denham
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Lo que James Barnett está diciendo es que a ** line-height ** sin unidades es uno sin unidad de medida en el extremo. i.e. px, em or %

James Barnett
James Barnett
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James Barnett
James Barnett
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A unitless line height means a line height without any unit such as px, em or %. Any questions?

Angellel Torres Flores
Angellel Torres Flores
2,533 Points
Angellel Torres Flores
Angellel Torres Flores
2,533 Points

I think I understand the meaning of "line-height", I do not understand how the question is asked. I'm sorry, is that my native language is Spanish, so far not had trouble understanding the exercises and videos. I hope I can, perhaps, ask the same question differently.