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CSS Units – Which ones to use and which to stop using! – HTML CSS Tutorial
Don’t guess, know when to use px, %, rm vs em, fr, ch, vw, vh and more…CSS gives you a LOT of options and each is there for a purpose. SPECIAL THANKS to https://twitter.com/chaddonohue for peer reviewing this content! In this tutorial, we’ll cover all the CSS units, and, most importantly, which ones to use (and which NOT to use) for which situations. In web development, css units are often confusing as there are just many options. And, many css units – like px vs em vs rem, all seem to get the job done at times. But some are simply better than others and there are very good reasons why.
i’m here because I got burnt out on web dev and am feeling rusty. first thing I see is the 10px base font setting and then using rems for all child elements.. which is what I told a contracting company to do EXACTLY maybe 5 years ago.. or at least when I figured out what rem was for and we could get away from that 16px bullcrap! seeing what other problems I recognize with positioning. I skipped flexbox and went right into grid, since it was more complicated to master and might as well be consistent. yes, for full width fr is best, nested elements maybe % with padding and margin.
You’ll start by creating multiple HTML pages. They can be in the same folder, or in their own folder, it doesn’t matter, you just need to know where to point to them. Then, you simply make A tags to point to them. In HTML, when referencing a file, beginners tend to make 2 mistakes – they don’t spell the file name right (or use capital/lowercase letters on accident) OR, they don’t point to the right location for the HTML/CSS file. If the HTML or CSS file is in a folder, you need to reference the folder as well.
