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CSS3 introduces a few new units, including the rem unit, which stands for "root em". Let's look at how rem works. First, let's look at the differences between em and rem. em: Relative to the font size of the parent. This causes the compounding issue rem: Relative to the font size of t...

3 You can use rem defined by the font-size of your html tag to style elements by setting their font-size to a value of rem and use em inside the element to create elements that scale with your global font-size. HTML: <input type="button" value="Button"> <input type=...

CSS3 introduced two units for representing size. vh, which stands for viewport height is relative to 1% of the viewport height vw, which stands for viewport width is relative to 1% of the viewport width 3 div { width: 20vw; height: 20vh; } Above, the size for the div takes up 2...

vmin: Relative to 1 percent of the viewport's smaller dimension vmax: Relative to 1 percent of the viewport's larger dimension In other words, 1 vmin is equal to the smaller of 1 vh and 1 vw 1 vmax is equal to the larger of 1 vh and 1 vw Note: vmax is not supported in: any version of Inte...

One of the useful unit when creating a responsive application. Its size depends on its parent container. Equation: ( Parent Container`s width ) * ( Percentage(%) ) = Output For Example: Parent has 100px width while the Child has 50%. On the output, the Child's width will be half(50%) of t...