Leading is the space between numerous lines of type, which can be as little as two lines or as many as necessary. Leading is also known as line spacing or line-height in the area of digital design, such as applications and webpages. When it comes to printed material, leading refers to the space between pages. In text documents, leading determines how far apart words are placed on a page. Generally, the more leading there is, the farther down the page the text will run. This is because with more leading, there's more room for the words to spread out. If you want the text to stay closer to the top of the page, reduce the leading or line height until only two lines remain (for two-line text). Then reduce the font size so that only one word fits on the screen. In HTML documents, the default setting for leading is 1.5. This means that every time you create a new paragraph element , there is a half-inch space between those paragraphs. You can change this by adding "style" attributes to the Tag. These attributes contain information about font sizes and other formatting issues for that particular paragraph. For example, if you wanted to make all the paragraphs in your document look the same size, you could add the following attribute to each