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Using REM in Google Chrome is currently broken (in some situations)

Recently me and a few fellow web developers have come across a some strange behaviour with a few websites. The issue is that the scaling on a website is completely blown out. For example what used to be 2 pixels of margin is now 12 pixels.

Posted byMatt van der HaasMay 4, 2019May 15, 2019Posted inCSS, Web Development1 Comment on Using REM in Google Chrome is currently broken (in some situations)

CSS REM Scale Helper

REM CSS units have been around since Internet Explorer 9, but their real value came with the responsive design movement. The ability to scale a website’s margin, padding, font size etc based off the root HTML font size is a pretty powerful thing, unlike the em which is based off the inherited font size. Using […]

Posted byMatt van der HaasApril 23, 2019April 23, 2019Posted inCSS, Web DevelopmentLeave a comment on CSS REM Scale Helper

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