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Pixels: You can specify your font size in pixels-- so that would be telling the browser how tall you want the letters to be. You specify pixels with a number followed by "px".[Collin]
Percentages: tells the font how big it should be relative to another font size.Specify the % font size relative to the parent element.Ethan
Keywords: They're able to specify a font as "xx-small," "x-small," "small," "medium," "large," "x-large," or "xx-large"The browser will translate these keywords into pixel values using the defaults defined in the browser. Autumn
em:With em you don't specify a percentage; insted you specify a scaling factor relitive to the parent element.Gracie
thats all there is{travis}
PIxels, just tell the browser how tall in pixels you want the letters to be... =)
Pixels: You can specify your font size in pixels-- so that would be telling the browser how tall you want the letters to be.
ReplyDeleteYou specify pixels with a number followed by "px".
[Collin]
Percentages: tells the font how big it should be relative to another font size.
ReplyDeleteSpecify the % font size relative to the parent element.
Ethan
Keywords: They're able to specify a font as "xx-small," "x-small," "small," "medium," "large," "x-large," or "xx-large"
ReplyDeleteThe browser will translate these keywords into pixel values using the defaults defined in the browser.
Autumn
em:With em you don't specify a percentage; insted you specify a scaling factor relitive to the parent element.
ReplyDeleteGracie
thats all there is
ReplyDelete{travis}
PIxels, just tell the browser how tall in pixels you want the letters to be... =)
ReplyDelete