Inadvertently found that for the same HTML tag, in the CSS in the application of both the font and Line-height properties, you have to be careful, the two writing order is not the same, will result in different display effects.
That
>>> If you write font first, then write Line-height, the display works
>>> If you write Line-height first, then write font, the line-height definition of the effect will be lost, in IE, Firefox, opera under the bug
See the following code for a specific effect:
<p>h1:</p>
<H1 style= "background: #f00; margin:5px 0;font:bold 20px song body, geneva,arial,sans-serif;line-height:40px;" >iecn.net-Focus on web technology, experience development fun! <H1 style= "background: #f00; margin:5px 0;line-height:40px;font:bold 20px song body, Geneva,arial,sans-serif;" >iecn.net-Focus on web technology, experience development fun!
<p>div:</p>
<div style= "background: #f00; margin:5px 0;font:bold 20px song body, geneva,arial,sans-serif;line-height:40px;" >iecn.net-Focus on web technology, experience development fun! </div>
<div style= "background: #f00; margin:5px 0;line-height:40px;font:bold 20px song body, Geneva,arial,sans-serif;" >iecn.net-Focus on web technology, experience development fun! </div>
Original: http://www.cnlei.org/blog/article.asp?id=343
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Reference
The definition parameters for font must be sorted in the following order. Only one value is allowed per parameter. Ignores the default values for independent properties that will be used for their arguments:
Font:font-style | | Font-variant | | Font-weight | | Font-size | | Line-height | | Font-family
Example: p {font:italic small-caps 12pts/18pts Arial;}
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