Height


displayn/a positionn/a z-indexn/a font-size scalingn/a breakpointsno

Class list

  • .h-1-4
  • .h-1-3
  • .h-1-2
  • .h-2-3
  • .h-3-4
  • .h-1
  • .h-1-4-vh
  • .h-1-3-vh
  • .h-1-2-vh
  • .h-2-3-vh
  • .h-3-4-vh
  • .h-1-vh

Description

The height utility classes use a fraction notation to indicate their values. For example, .h-1-2 would be equivalent to 1/2 of the parent element height, and .h-3-4 would be equivalent to 3/4 of the parent element height.

Percentages

The regular height utility classes use percentages as the units of their values. For example, .h-1-4 would use 25% of its parent element's height.

Be mindful that height percentages will only work if the parent element has a height value specifically set.

vh Units

The height utility classes ending with -vh use vh units, which can be thought of as a percentage of the viewport height. For example, .h-1-vh would use 100% of the viweport height.