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  • CSS Font Size – Units Used

    Posted on October 12th, 2009 linuxandfriends No comments

    In CSS, you can fix the font size of your content using 4 different units namely em, px, pt, and %. Each of these units have their own characteristics which make them ideally suitable for use in specific situations.  The following is  a mind map highlighting the differences between these four units used by web designers.

    CSS Font Size Units

    CSS Font Size Units

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