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Quentin Lopes• 30
@QLopes22
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In my experience Rem is the go to for fonts but when I use it for widths and heights, I get some funky margin that shifts everything to the left side of the screen.
Does anyone else have that happen to them?
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After this project i still have one question without an answer. Which unit should i use, pixels or REM. I read about differences and as i understand REM is based on the root size of font so it will be more "responsive" if user have some extra settings in the browser like bigger fonts. But i dont know if its commonly used by other people and i think i should consider this couse my code has to be readable and easy to edit for others and i will read a tone of code in the future written by others.
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hitmorecode• 6,230
@hitmorecode
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For fonts it's best to go with rem and not pixels, rem makes it so that a font is scalable with pixels is not possible. As for other dimensions like width, height, padding, margin. You can use whatever you feel comfortable with.
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