Within CSS, em and rem are both scalable units that also specify values of properties. Em and rem meet web accessibility standards, and, unlike px , scale better. Consequently, they are more suited for responsive design. We’ll also go over code examples to demonstrate how they work and their difference.
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Background informationLength valuesWhat are em and rem and why use them?em vs. remProblems with working with em and remConclusionIs your frontend hogging your users' CPU?1 Comment
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