CSS Line Spacing

Line spacing (or line height) refers to the space between each line of text in a paragraph. Sometimes you might want to change this amount of space so that it makes it easier to read.
Here's the code to do it:

p {line-height: 24px}

This code makes the spacing between each line of text to be 24px. Just change this value to whatever you feel is necessary.

Alternatively, can also use this code instead:

p{line-height: 200%}

This code makes the spacing to be 200% of the current font size. Just change this value to whatever you feel is necessary.

To change the line spacing of all p tag with a specific class name, use the code:
p.class {line-height: 24px}, where class is the class name that you've given to some of your paragraphs (you can also use percentage code shown above if you choose).

To change the line spacing of all p tag with a specific identifier name, use the code:
p#identifier {line-height: 24px}, where identifier is the identifier name what you've given to one of your paragraph (you can also use percentage code shown above if you choose).

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