The CSS lh unit
Read OriginalThis article demonstrates the CSS line height unit (lh) and its practical applications in web design. It covers using lh for consistent vertical spacing between paragraphs, which adapts to font size and line height changes, and creating a 'paper line' effect using CSS gradients with lh for perfect alignment. The author provides interactive demos and code snippets, highlighting how lh simplifies tasks that previously required hacks. Ideal for front-end developers seeking modern CSS techniques.
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