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In CSS, there are several ways to control the height of an element on a webpage. Three of the most commonly used methods are height, max-height, and min-height. In this video, we'll explore these CSS properties in depth, and discuss when and how to use them effectively.

Height:

The height property is used to set the height of an element on a webpage. This can be done using either absolute or relative units of measurement. Absolute units, such as pixels or inches, specify an exact height in fixed units. Relative units, such as percentages or ems, specify a height relative to the size of the parent element.

For example, if we set the height of a div to 100 pixels, it will always be exactly 100 pixels tall, regardless of the size of the content inside it. If we set the height to 50%, it will be half the height of its parent element, and will adjust dynamically as the size of the parent element changes.

It's important to note that the height property only sets the height of the content area of an element, and does not include any padding, borders, or margins.

Max-Height:

The max-height property is used to set a maximum height for an element. This property is useful when you want to limit the height of an element, but still allow it to expand if necessary.

For example, if we set the max-height of a div to 200 pixels, it will never be taller than 200 pixels, even if the content inside it would otherwise cause it to be taller. However, if the content inside the div is less than 200 pixels tall, the div will adjust to the height of the content.

Min-Height:

The min-height property is used to set a minimum height for an element. This property is useful when you want to ensure that an element is at least a certain height, even if there isn't enough content inside it to fill that space.

For example, if we set the min-height of a div to 100 pixels, it will always be at least 100 pixels tall, even if there isn't enough content inside it to fill that space. If there is more content inside the div than the minimum height, the div will expand to fit the content.

Conclusion:

In summary, the height, max-height, and min-height properties in CSS provide powerful tools for controlling the height of elements on a webpage. By using these properties effectively, you can ensure that your webpage looks and functions exactly as you intend, regardless of the size of the content inside each element.




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