I found this little gem, it may be a repost.
It converts font PX sizes to EMs.
http://pxtoem.com/
Just put in your body font size and everything else is done for you.
Magic!
PX to EM made simple
Re: PX to EM made simple
nice site.
I set up my html font size as 62.5% which roughly translates to 10px.
Then em to px is really simple:
1 em = 10px
1.2em = 12px
2 em = 20px
and so on...
Then, using 'rem' as your font-size, you can use a relative font measurement without the compounding effect of em or % when used with fonts
I set up my html font size as 62.5% which roughly translates to 10px.
Then em to px is really simple:
1 em = 10px
1.2em = 12px
2 em = 20px
and so on...
Then, using 'rem' as your font-size, you can use a relative font measurement without the compounding effect of em or % when used with fonts
"The art of life lies in a constant readjustment to our surroundings." -Okakura Kakuzo
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Re: PX to EM made simple
Thanks! I learned something new today.
I'm reading up on REM font sizing. This should save a lot of time and headaches.
I'm reading up on REM font sizing. This should save a lot of time and headaches.
