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Originally Posted by DNSB
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Don't use em with line-height -- it is relative to the font-size. Line-height can be set with absolute measurements such as pt, px, cm, etc. but use 1.1 or 110% when you are going relative to the font-size in an element.
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If you set the line height to be an absolute value, then when someone who needs a larger font increases the size, then you could get the lines overlapping. That's why em works best.
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I looked at the size of the h in Chapter in your image with the image height set to 12.24cm (matches the vertical size of a 6" eInk screen), I matched the Aura to the same font size as near as my trusty calipers could measure and got 1 extra line per screen with a 1.1 line height.
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So are you saying that 1em on the Aura is a different size then 1em on a 650? What size did you set that you think matched 1em on the 650?