Fix · Pages, phones and Arabic
Arabic text is cut at the top or bottom, or lines are too close
Kuwait and Gulf
What you may see
- Dots and marks above or below letters are clipped
- Headings look squeezed
Most likely cause
Arabic letters need more vertical room than Latin letters; a small line-height or a fixed height with overflow hidden cuts them.
Check first (about two minutes)
- Look at the line-height of the heading and its container's height/overflow.
The fix prompt
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Steps
- Raise the line-height for Arabic text (about 1.5 for body and 1.3 or more for headings) and use padding instead of fixed heights.
- Remove overflow: hidden from text containers unless needed.
- Use smaller headline sizes in Arabic than in English if the lines wrap badly.
Do not do this
- Do not use line-height: 1 for Arabic.
- Do not change the English styles.