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1,517 PointsIs % (percentage unit) responsive?
I gave font-size : 150% to p element. It gave 24px (computed value) font-size initially for p element. When I resize the window to smaller size (small view port), The font-size for p element should get reduced in relation to the view port size right? size of the font for p element seems to be same as original. It is not responsive right?? Please help!
2 Answers
Tray Denney
Courses Plus Student 12,884 PointsFont-size percentages are not responsive in that way. They are responsive to the browser zoom/type settings. If you want to change the size of the text based on the window then you will need to use media queries or you can use viewport values: https://css-tricks.com/viewport-sized-typography/
Andrei Li
34,486 PointsBecause they are connected not to browser width and height but to the user agent stylesheet. These values are fixed.
Andrew Felix
1,517 PointsAndrew Felix
1,517 PointsThanks a lot for your immediate help Denney! The solution you provided and the article you mentioned are really great!