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karan Badhwar
Web Development Techdegree Graduate 18,135 PointsShorthand
What if I use 100% for the Font-Size and in the next declaration I give 4rem for the heading so how does it work with line-height as I have given it 100% previously so when I change the value line-height will be measured on 4rem or 100% or it will be measured first on 100% and then it will change to 4rem for Reference before showing it on the Web?
h1, h2 { font: 400 100%/1.1 'Abolition Regular', Impact, Charcoal, sans-serif; } h1{ font-size: 4rem; } h2 { font-size: 2.5rem; }
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Alan Brown
20,524 PointsHi Karan, The line-height will be computed as 1.1 of whatever font-size the element is finally given. for your h1 that will be equivalent to 4.4rem, and for your h2 2.75rem.
karan Badhwar
Web Development Techdegree Graduate 18,135 PointsHi Alan, Thankyou so much for the response and help!!
Sergio Andrés Herrera Velásquez
Courses Plus Student 23,765 PointsSergio Andrés Herrera Velásquez
Courses Plus Student 23,765 PointsWell, according to some rules set for css, the last value will apply to each element, so you will see it as 4rem and font-size 2.5 rem, and also rems and ems are dependendant of the context they are in, that is , either the container ( header, body, div) tags they are part of .