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Introduction to jquery setting the height of a label element to the percentage of the screen

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This article mainly introduces js to set the height of the label element to the percentage of the screen. Friends who need it can refer to the

html part: 

<body>
<p id="margin_box"></p>
</body>

jquery part: 

<script>
   $(function(){
       var percent =0.15; 
       $("#margin_box").css("height",window.document.body.clientHeight*percent)
   })
</script>

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