Increase line-height in p tags to improve legibility
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* What's new in SwiftWasm #4 * Refine formatting * Update Content/posts/update-04-november-2020.md Co-authored-by: yonihemi <jonathan@hemi.dev> * Link to the new JavaScriptKit 0.9.0 release * Add a section about OpenCombineJS, Tokamak updates Co-authored-by: yonihemi <jonathan@hemi.dev>
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In paragraphs with heavy underlined links and monospace font insertions it almost feels as if line height is inconsistent between different lines. I'm pretty sure it isn't, but underlines and jumping font height give that illusion. Increasing the line height slightly reduces this effect, as paragraph text looks a bit less crowded then.
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