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Struggle with what measurements to use in CSS - any tips or recommendations for tutorials that help solidify it in your head would be great.
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- @ohsitePosted almost 3 years ago
Hi, Try not to use fixed units - pixels. Use EMs, REMs, % and viewport units. When it comes to CSS i tend to use html: {font-size: 62.5%}, because most of ppl have 16px set as browser default, so when I style html tag this way my 1REM is equal to 10px.
Visit Kevin Powell's youtube channel to learn more about units and CSS in general.
As for this particular solution to match the width I think I've used 80% of body. so width: 80%; on container.
Hope It will be helpful, peace.
Marked as helpful0@xiaoniuniu89Posted almost 3 years ago@ohsite Thats awesome, thanks, I will look into it and keep in mind for the future. Thanks so much.
0@xiaoniuniu89Posted almost 3 years ago@ohsite Hi, Thanks for the recommendation - I watched some of Kevin Powells videos about relative widths and learnt a lot - I was able to do another challenge in less than half the time and felt way more in control while doing it! Feel a bit stronger with measurement units after that!
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