When you create text styles, and set the line heights based on percentages, in the summary view of those text styles, it looks as if the line heights are set in px.
In these examples, my text styles are set to a line height of either 94%, 100%, or 138%. But it looks as if they’re 94px, 100px, and 138px:
They still function as expected…but if they had a % on the end, just like they do when they’re entered, that would eliminate the risk of misinterpretation.
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Yes, that’s the basic idea!
If I type in a non-percentage-based (px) value, that’s what shows up in the list of text styles (e.g. “12/16”).
If I set the line height to “Auto”, that’s what shows up in the list of text styles (e.g. “12/Auto”).
But if the line height is a percentage (e.g. 100%), I would think in the list of text styles it would say “12/100%”. Instead it says “12/100”.
Especially if you’re just using the text styles but didn’t create them, you might be unsure of what the result will be when you do use them.
In your example: Text-XL is described as “72/100”, which we can see in the detail view actually means 100%. But then below that, there’s “Large Title > Regular 34/41”. Is the line height for that text style 41%? Unlikely. But then again, the line height for Text-XL isn’t 100px…or is it??? I have to dig into the details to be sure.
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