rem and em units in CSS is creating confusion for beginners,
Most beginners don't understand the correct meaning of both units and then use them ...
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but the math behind 1em -> 16 px is valid only for the default browser's settings I believe. If user has changed the default fontSize the "1em" means a size equals to the default, normal font.
That is my assumption because em totally depends on parents size so we can't say it depends on browser default because em uses closest parent size and the default is the last option for us.
Well your point also right if em is using browser size as a parent size.
It depends on parent font size
That's correct and just what I come to say
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thanks for sharing ,I were read diff between rem or em on mdn ,but I am not able to understand what they said that , After read this article ......I understood properly .....