maxHt
maxHt is an informal or shorthand notation that represents the maximum height constraint applied to a visual element in web development and user interface design. The official CSS property that enforces this constraint is max‑height, which defines the highest allowable height for an element while permitting it to shrink to fit content or other size constraints. Developers sometimes use the abbreviated form maxHt in inline style objects, JavaScript frameworks, or CSS-in-JS libraries to reduce typing and to follow a naming convention that matches other style attributes such as maxWd or minHt.
In plain CSS, the property is written as max-height: 200px; where the value can be a length,
While maxHt can expedite coding, it carries risks because it is not recognized by browsers without a