The actual value “used” for determining line box height is for a unitless value, the computed value multiplied by the font size, while for the values with units it is the “absolute value” For example, assuming a font size of 24px: The “computed” value of a unitless value is the unitless value while the “computed” value of a value with units is the “absolute” value. ) and relative (‘em’, ‘ex’, ‘%’) units are also allowed. So far, we’ve discussed only ‘line-height’ values that are unitless. Notice how the line boxes (red dashed rectangles) are lined up on a grid but that the baselines (light-blue lines) on the right are not the middle right line’s baseline is off the grid. Right: Same as left but font size of 50px for middle line.

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