Converting all CSS measurements to EM -


There is a positive information about changing typography to EM units, but there is a good practice to change everything in EMS, in it Includes: padding, margin height etc?

EMS are for general types only, and for media query breakpoints (I have everything in EMS For all sorts of shapes went through a phase, and now look at that stage as a strange hesitation on the learning curve.)

But note that there can be references in padding in examples It should be in EMS, such as to generate spaces after paragraph I often use it for:

  p {padding: 0 0em}  

, but again it makes sense because this font -Size is inappropriate.

The convenience of using EMS for responsive design is that you can be on the one side while sitting in the font size that you can easily cascade all kinds of elements, such as you type -Composition and size in EMS, e.g. Mobile-first:

  @ Media (minimum-width: 37.5em {{body} (font size: 1.1em;}} @ media (minimum-width: 75m {{body {font Cascading behavior can sometimes be troublesome, and it is difficult to debug deeply in the context of nest. I have to learn to expect this. My feelings It is that this pattern is on balance of a pure savings in terms of productivity, time and total number of CSS announcements. Changing the size of different elements depending on the width of the application is probably more error prone. 


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