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ha! rookie mistake B) <-- also uses em on literally everything
haha what an idiot <-- uses rem and em indiscriminately and prob has px in there once or twice even
Biggest idiot of all. Why don't I know these things? I can see me messing around with a lot of css in the future. Thanks Skep. You are a genius
Oh god, I can nev keep those things straight. I think I have already been using rem, but I will check as I hypothetically redesign my website.
I uh. I think I use pixels... What is rem? Like, the sleep?
yeah, like the sleep (em is a font's native size, relative to the parent element; rem is a font's native size, relative to the document)
To simplify (and generalize) a bit, rems and ems are relative units; they're good when you want a measurement to be flexible based on a font size.
real talk i use vh or vw for everything i can't remember which
I started using those recently, they are very cool but it is a little cursed to set font size as a percentage of the browser width
ha! rookie mistake B) <-- also uses em on literally everything
haha what an idiot <-- uses rem and em indiscriminately and prob has px in there once or twice even
Biggest idiot of all. Why don't I know these things? I can see me messing around with a lot of css in the future. Thanks Skep. You are a genius
Oh god, I can nev keep those things straight. I think I have already been using rem, but I will check as I hypothetically redesign my website.
I uh. I think I use pixels... What is rem? Like, the sleep?
yeah, like the sleep (em is a font's native size, relative to the parent element; rem is a font's native size, relative to the document)
To simplify (and generalize) a bit, rems and ems are relative units; they're good when you want a measurement to be flexible based on a font size.
real talk i use vh or vw for everything i can't remember which
I started using those recently, they are very cool but it is a little cursed to set font size as a percentage of the browser width