If you'll recall from before, the answer is that an image, no matter how tall it is, doesn't actually cause the line-height to increase. What is increased is the height of the line box. Therefore, if a line's height is 14px, and an element within that line is vertically aligned to 50%, and within that same line, there is an image 50 pixels tall, you get the result shown in

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Figure 5-14. Weight numbers, again

In comparison with everything that's gone before, this section is practically a no-brainer. The properties discussed herein are so straightforward, and the complexities so minimal, that this will probably all come as a great relief. First we'll talk about font-style, and then move on to font-variant before wrapping up the font properties.