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I see how to decrease the height of library rows within the library, but how do you do that for the front-end? On my site, I see differences in sections where row height is more compressed, and some sections have row height more spread out. I want the more compressed look with row height much smaller. How do I do this? row height.JPG
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Hi Miner, Kevin,
Good day! Welcome to Q&A forum.
You can use JSON formatting to edit the height of SharePoint list's rows.
Here are some articles for your reference：
Edit Row Height - SharePoint List - Microsoft Q&A
Use column formatting to customize SharePoint | Microsoft Learn
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Thank you for taking the time to display those links. I looked at those, and actually, I have now seen this information before. I won't rule out that the problem could be me. It is interesting that I have 2 libraries - where one has the tall rows displayed in the front end that connects to it, and the other library (which appears to be exactly the same with settings and columns) has shorter rows displayed in the front end section that connects to it. These documents you link to, seem to say that the problem that is occurring is, is with any columns that are multiline. One column (only one-called Description) in both libraries is multiline. There is no JSON code involved here in either library. I am trying to find what is different - that makes the rows in one library shorter that similar rows in the other library. I will continue to look at this.