In CSS, the height
and max-height
properties are used to control the height of an element. Here's how they work:
height
This property sets the height of an element. It can be defined using various units like pixels (px
), percentages (%
), ems (em
), viewport height (vh
), and more:
max-height
This property sets the maximum height of an element. If the content exceeds this height, it will be clipped (depending on the overflow
property) or scrollable (if overflow: scroll
is set). It can also be defined using various units:
Here is an example that uses both height
and max-height
:
By using these properties, you can have greater control over the size and behavior of your elements. Let me know if you need more details or examples!