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Usage

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Values

The height attribute specifies the height in pixels, and as such it must be a positive integer, or 0. Unlike heights in CSS, this attribute must NOT include the "px" unit of measure. The height attribute is always understood in pixels.

Elements

You can use the height attribute on the following elements:

• <address>
• <applet>
• <blockquote>
• <caption>
• <canvas>
• <center>
• <dd>
• <dir>
• <div>
• <dl>
• <dt>
• <embed>
• <fieldset>
• <form>
• <frame>
• <iframe>
• <ilayer>
• <img>
• <input>
• <isindex>
• <layer>
• <li>
• <listing>
• <marquee>
• <menu>
• <object>
• <ol>
• <p>
• <spacer>
• <table>
• <td>
• <th>
• <textarea>
• <tr>
• <ul>

Browser compatibility

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Further reading

• The height attribute on MSDN