Line Height (Leading) Examples

1. `leading-tight` (1.25)

This paragraph uses leading-tight . The lines of text are closer together, creating a dense block of text. This can be useful for headings or short pieces of text where space is a concern. Notice how little vertical space there is between each line.

2. `leading-normal` (1.5 - default)

This paragraph uses leading-normal . This is typically the browser's default line height if not overridden by Tailwind's preflight. It provides a standard, readable spacing between lines. Most body text will be comfortable with this.

3. `leading-relaxed` (1.625)

This paragraph uses leading-relaxed . The lines of text are more spread out, offering a more airy and relaxed reading experience. This is often preferred for longer articles or blocks of text to improve readability. Observe the increased vertical gap.