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  Yehan Nilanga•670

  @Yehan20Posted over 2 years ago

  Max width means , the element you assign it will not grow its width more than that , unlike the normal width max width can shrink as the viewport decreases , so its responsive while a normal width in pixels wont do that , min width means , the element cannot get smaller than this value , so if you want a particular element not so shrink at a particular width you can use a min-width,

  Rem's and Em's are relative units , using ems for margin and padding it will change with the font size of that particular element , for example you have button of font size 1.5rem and padding 0.75em as you increase font size padding will increase , i recommend watching this
  video.

  I hope this helped ,

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