1 what is this
2 is it like line spacing or soemthing else
3 if its line spacing then it should be call line spacing so ppl know what it is / does
4 havent found any sources so far that was good at showing what this does so far
5 know of any helpful links?
with visuals so we can actually see what it does
how could anyone use any code things if we dont even know what it does and it doesnt tell us anywheree
whoever made this code thing ‘line-height’ shouldve made a good site showing what these code things do, and shouldve made a good langage cos nbody can learn this thing without a good site, i dont know why they made a language and dont explain anything well, it’s ridciouslous
for the past 10+ years and ongoing
this code language shouldve been designed with better ui / ux / design
ranking sites on this entire web from most to least helpful
helpful or confusing ?
if ‘line-height’ is ‘height of a line’ then it shouldve been called ‘height_of_a_line’
that doesnt sound like very useful code thing, you’d want to make all the lines the same height usually
this also says it’s space between lines - this actually has picture - shows that the replier doesnt seem to know what line-height does
winner: looks like dev.to is possibly a good site, gotta see if it covers all commonly used things, coding things
not helpful
doesnst explain to us What its doing
looks like line spacing so i guess it must be line spacing
also doesnt tell us What is being affected,
visuals need to be explained in full detail
w3schools. com/cssref/playit.asp?filename=playcss_line-height
doesnt really show or explain anything, not a really good site, looks like it lasted updated / made better in 1990s, no wonder it’s no good
smad.jmu.edu/shen/webtype/lineheight.html
starts of by saying it’s confusing… (that’s really helpfull…) – that’s helps us alot…
and then all those words and it sill doesnt tell us what it does…
wow these sites…,…,…,…
css-tricks. com/how-to-tame-line-height-in-css/
doesnt show or tell us what it does
uses terms that are never shown or explained
css-tricks. com/almanac/properties/l/line-height/
the entire time it doesnt tell us what it does…,…,…
digitalocean. com/community/tutorials/css-line-height
doesnt show us what it does
careerkarma. com/blog/css-line-height/
doesnt show or explain anything
tailwindcss. com/docs/line-height
real bad
htmlhelp. com/reference/css/text/line-height.html
super confusing in every single way
allthingssmitty. com/2017/01/30/nope-nope-nope-line-height-is-unitless/
wat ??
tympanus. net/codrops/css_reference/line-height/
looks very much like line spacing so will go with that for the time being
since it’s always a good thing in life to go with things that actually makes sense
all these sites are very poorly designed
and it’s been 10+ years already and nothing has been made significnatly better by anyone in humanity
and shouldve been designed like google docs – guess funding + talent must’ve been expectinoally low when this language/tool was designed… – or other good things (of which there are many) – not in proportion – just in quantity, if the quantity was a very very low #…
there are ‘many’ cos If we’re looking at the quantity in a singular, and not comparative sense, then thus it’d look like it was ‘many’ as ‘many’ is relative, and thereby the usage of ‘many’ would be aptly accurate
It’s the height of a line of text. A line of text includes spaces above and below it, that’s how text is displayed in any medium. It’s not just the space, so “line spacing” doesn’t make sense, that’s why it’s called line height.
Leading is the technical term for the space between the actual characters in the text. A baseline is the invisible line that the text sits on. Line height is the distance between one baseline and another baseline, including the leading. As above, it is the height of a line of text, which hs to include space because otherwise you wouldn’t be able to read it properly.
If a noun can be used describe a property of a thing, then it’s normally better to use that instead of writing a sentence. This is particularly true in code. Writing English sentences for every property would be extremely tiresome (and makes coding that bit more difficult for anyone who isn’t a native English speaker). line-height (clear, terse) is prefererable to height_of_a_line (verbose, clumsy).