Css Header Size - Setting a specific size We can, of course, give elements in our design a specific size. When a size is given to an element (the content of which then needs to fit into that size) we refer to it as an extrinsic size. div Step 2 Add CSS Example Style the header with a grey background and some padding header overflow hidden background color f1f1f1 padding 20px 10px Style the header links header a float left color black text align center padding 12px text decoration none font size 18px line height 25px
Css Header Size
Css Header Size
Step 1) Add HTML: Example
Header
My supercool header
Step 2) Add CSS: Style the header with a large padding, centered text, a specific background-color and a big sized text: Example .header padding: 60px; text-align: center; background: #1abc9c; color: white; font-size: 30px; Try it Yourself ยป One of the most straightforward ways to change the size of the header in CSS is to adjust the height property of the header element. This property sets the height of the header section in pixels, ems, or other units of measurement. Let's take a look at the HTML example:
