Layout-Grid-Char-Spacing

layout-grid-char-spacing Support Key: [*IE5*]	Other International Properties
	unicode-bidi direction ruby-align ruby-overhang ruby-position line-break word-break writing-mode	ime-mode text-justify text-autospace text-kashida-space layout-flow layout-grid layout-grid-mode layout-grid-type layout-grid-line layout-grid-char
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Quick Statistics
Default Value:		auto
Applicable Elements:		Block-level elements
Inherit From Parent:		Yes
Applicable Media:		Visual
HTML Equivalent:		NA
Official Docs:		[Link has disappeared on Microsoft's site]

What is it?: Asian languages often employ page layout for characters for better visual formatting using a one or two-dimensional grid. This property controls the character spacing granularity when the 'layout-grid-mode' is set to 'char' or 'both', and the 'layout-grid-type' property is set to 'loose'. Visually, this property has an effect similar to the 'line-height' property.

Allowed Values
auto
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Description:
The largest character in the font for the current element is used to determine the character grid spacing.
[length]
[IE5]: Type: Explicit; Description:
Refers to either an absolute measurement or a relative measurement based on the current element's font size.
[percentage]
[IE5]: Type: Calculated; Description:
The percentage is relative to the height/width of the parent element.

Example: Ext/Doc: div { layout-grid-mode: both; layout-grid-type: loose; layout-grid-char-spacing: 15px }; In-Line: <div STYLE="layout-grid-mode: both; layout-grid-type: loose;
layout-grid-char-spacing: 15px">Content snapped to a layout grid</div>

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