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moderncss.dev
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| | | | | To learn more about the behaviors of container query units, we'll explore three fluid typography techniques applied via a "mixin" using custom properties. These upgraded methods will produce truly responsive typography, regardless of context. | |
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blog.typekit.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text discusses a CSS technique for dynamically adjusting line-height based on viewport width, using a 'lock' analogy. It includes a detailed explanation of the math and CSS calc syntax, as well as discussions on potential issues with em and rem units, and alternative approaches using rem and adjusting breakpoints. The text also mentions a related article by Florens and a comment by Johannes about scalable font-sizes. The author is Tim Brown, a typography expert at Adobe Typekit & Adobe Type. | |
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www.scale.at
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| | | | | Websites are responsive by default. They adapt perfectly to every screen sizewithout any help from CSS. The goal of this article is to learn the basics about modern CSS features you need to build advanced responsive layouts. | |
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hey.georgie.nu
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| | | How would you implement container queries into an existing, widely-used design system with minimal friction and disruption to workflow? | ||
