wybe wrote:
> Oke, i get that. Use em's to determine the width of a div and the div
> will resize if the user sets his font size to let's say extra large.
> But this still doesn't tell me what the advantage is of using em's to
> determine font-size.
There is no advantage, unless you consider the minutia that % requires
the shift key to type, while em with its extra character, does not.
There is an advantage to %, in that by using it on HTML or BODY you can
avoid some IE bugs. Other than that, they both do the same text sizing
job.
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