Published a tool that demonstrates the difference between px, em, and rem beyond their simplicity.
Lesson: em is better than rem for 3rd party stylesheets as it gives clients the most flexibility.
This is cool! Could you also show CSS snippets which update when you adjust the sliders?
Thanks!
May I ask, what would you like to see: the code or values?
I assumed Devs could inspect for both, but sure that takes extra step.
awesome, never really knew that myself , Thanks!
You're welcome Auroiah!
Same as I. Until I made that demo for an article I'm writing on the misconceptions of the 62.5% trick.
woww goog job Toheeb. Good tool to know the difference in one shot. Kudos 👍🏻
I'm glad it was helpful
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Published a tool that demonstrates the difference between px, em, and rem beyond their simplicity.
Lesson: em is better than rem for 3rd party stylesheets as it gives clients the most flexibility.
This is cool! Could you also show CSS snippets which update when you adjust the sliders?
Thanks!
May I ask, what would you like to see: the code or values?
I assumed Devs could inspect for both, but sure that takes extra step.
awesome, never really knew that myself , Thanks!
You're welcome Auroiah!
Same as I. Until I made that demo for an article I'm writing on the misconceptions of the 62.5% trick.
woww goog job Toheeb. Good tool to know the difference in one shot. Kudos 👍🏻
I'm glad it was helpful