</CSS3 HEIGHT>

What is CSS3 Height Property?

CSS3 Height property is used to specify the height of an HTML element. The height of the HTML elements does not include border, margin, padding, etc. So, by default, the CSS3 Height property defines the height of the content area.

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</CSS3 Height Property>

Give a proper height to HTML elements.

Height Property

We can change the Height of an HTML Element by using CSS width property.
We normally use px, vh, and % unit for height property.

Example

{height  :  10px;}
           
property  value

SYNTAX

width: auto | value | initial | inherit;

Note:

If you are designing a relative layout then you can use height % and height px unit.
If you are designing a responsive layout, please don't use height property, because this can create a problem in layout designing.
The max-width and min-hight properties override the CSS height property.

	
		<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
		<head>
			<style>
				.tdb-height{	
					width:200px;
					height:300px;
					background-color:black;
					color:white;
					padding:10px;}
			</style>
		</head>
	<body>
	<p class="tdb-height">css height property</p>
	</body>
	</html>

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