CSS3 Examples

CSS LAYOUT-GRID-CHAR-SPACING

Written by jon on 12:42 AM Asian languages often employ page layout for characters for better visual formatting using a one or two-dimensional grid. This property controls the character spacing granularity when the ‘layout-grid-mode’ is set to ‘char’ or ‘both’, and the ‘layout-grid-type’ property is set to ‘loose’. Visually, this property has an effect similar to the ‘line-height’ property.

Example

div { layout-grid-mode: both; layout-grid-type: loose; layout-grid-char-spacing: 15px } <div style=”layout-grid-mode: both; layout-grid-type: loose; layout-grid-char-spacing: 15px”>Content snapped to a layout grid</div>

Possible Values

Value Description auto The largest character in the font for the current element is used to determine the character grid spacing. [length] Refers to either an absolute measurement or a relative measurement based on the current element's font size. [percentage] The percentage is relative to the height/width of the parent element.