Thank you, that is exactly the answer I was looking for. On Aug 30, 10:48 am, Chris Eppstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It's not defined anywhere because blueprint sets up the typography to > just work with the browser and CSS. > In CSS the unit "em" is one line height so you can just do this: > <div class="span-24" style="height: 3em;"></div> > > Using em's means that if the user re-sizes their fonts locally, your > heights will adjust accordingly. > > Also, a default row height is 18px so you can just multiply that by > three if a fixed size is more desirable. > > Chris > > On Aug 30, 6:58 am, Fluoborate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I have been looking through the grid CSS, and I can't figure it out. > > Where is the row height of the column system defined? How do I create > > white space of the dimensions M columns by N rows? > > > For instance, let's say I want two columns to start at the same > > height, and three rows lower down than the content would normally > > dictate, how do I do that? How do I create a 24 by 3 block of white > > space? Normally columns just start immediately below the end of the > > previous content. What I have done so far: Make three divs, each one > > class="span-24 last", and each one containing a single space > > character. It seems dirty to me.
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