At 4:54 PM -0500 7/18/05, Akins, Chris wrote:
In the example of "font-size: 80%/130%" the first number is the actual size
of the text. The second number is the line height.
I believe this is correct. Someone correct me if I'm incorrect.
It's incorrect because 'font-size' doesn't accept line-height
values. Where it is correct is in the context of a 'font'
declaration, like so:
font: 80%/130% sans-serif;
You can do that, no problem, and your description in that case is
spot on. 'font-size', though, can only accept a value that affects
the font size. Anything else and the browser should ignore the
declaration.
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