Line Height
For details about what values Typographic elements do use, have a loot at the Fonts & Typography documentation.
Default line-height rem table
| Pixel | Type | Rem | Custom Property |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18px | x-small | 1.125rem | --line-height-x-small |
| 20px | small | 1.25rem | --line-height-small |
| 24px | basis | 1.5rem | --line-height-basis |
| 28px | lead | 1.75rem | --line-height-lead |
| 32px | medium | 2rem | --line-height-medium |
| 40px | large | 2.5rem | --line-height-large |
| 56px | x-large | 3.5rem | --line-height-x-large |
Code Editor Extensions
You may be interested to install an Eufemia code editor extension that allows you to quickly auto complete the correct line-height.
Additional line-height em table
| Pixel | Type | Em | Custom Property | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16px | xx-small--em | 1em | --line-height-xx-small--em | |
| 24px | basis--em | 1.333em | --line-height-basis--em | * |
* If we sum 1.33333333333*18 we get 24. Browsers do round CSS values, so we do not need all the decimal numbers for now.
How to use the line heights (CSS)
/* I have a default height */.dnb-p {line-height: var(--line-height-basis); /* 1.5rem = 24px */}