I hope this is CSS enough for this list..I have a form in which my CSS must
be different for textarea than for the name, email, phone #, etc fields, to
be the same width, and to have the same type attributes.
I have no clue why; seems very trial-and-errorish to get a uniform look,
ie, all fields s
​Holy Cow! I went to the validator link below, threw in the same URL,
expanded the triangle (already was at CSS3) and got no ( 0 ) errors!
what makes this really amazing is that my chair time for coding has fallen
WAY off...get maybe couple hours/week...been a year or two since I did it
every day
Ok, gotcha!
In my experience, em plays the same part as percent with regards to height,
width, margins and padding etc.
So I usually stick to percent on those. If I need a defined size, I just use px
such as min-width or padding.
For my fonts, I use 100% body and em everywhere else with minor px
> On Jul 21, 2016, at 1:38 PM, Karl DeSaulniers wrote:
>
> Same link you gave had this below what your were referencing.
>
> [quote]
> The exception is when they occur in the value of the font-size property
> itself, in which case they refer to the computed font metrics of the parent
> elemen
