line height

Term used in the source code of websites, often in Style Sheets, to define the vertical space between lines of text.

In the Head section of the source code:

<STYLE> FONT { line-height: 180% } </STYLE>

In the Body section of the source code:

<FONT Style="line-height: 180%">This is a public service announcement: Buy Eggs.</FONT>

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3 theHard way RMX

A large, detailed font that looks kinda like graffiti painted on a bumpy sidewalk. You can get it for free at AcidFonts.com.

Me: "See, what I did with the splash page here is make 3 theHard way RMX the Heading 1 font and reduce the line-height to 60%, so you can see the grit in the letters without it pushing the graphics off the bottom of the screen."

Person I Am Talking To: "I have no idea what you just said."

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