How can I make my fonts responsive???
pardeepkhatri
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@pardeepkhatri
You mean changing font-size by using percentage base on the media-queries?
Something like this:
@media screen and (max-width: 480px) { font-size: 50%; }
Jump to PostI have make my responsive font for my website , you can try this.
body {font-size:100%}h1 { font-size:6.2em;font-weight:500; } HTML 1 <div class="row"> 2 <div class="twelve columns text-center"> 3 <h1> LARGE HEADER TAGLINE </h1> 4 </div><!-- End Tagline --> 5nn</div><!-- End Row -->
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LastMitch
How can I make my fonts responsive???
@pardeepkhatri
You mean changing font-size by using percentage base on the media-queries?
Something like this:
@media screen and (max-width: 480px) {
font-size: 50%;
}
Nmalik1
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Junior Poster in Training
I have make my responsive font for my website , you can try this.body {font-size:100%}
h1 { font-size:6.2em;font-weight:500; }
HTML
1 <div class="row">
2 <div class="twelve columns text-center">
3 <h1> LARGE HEADER TAGLINE </h1>
4 </div><!-- End Tagline -->
5nn</div><!-- End Row -->
HoverportMedia
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Posting Whiz in Training
If you really want a good responsive font sizes, I would recommend using em instead of px. There's actually a simple formula for this.
target(initial px size) / content(usually 16) = result
So let's say your font size you want to achieve in pixels is 14. With most browser windows, the base font size is 16. In order to achieve this just simply use your formula.
target (14px) / content (16px) = result (0.875em)
So instead of setting your font-size to 14px - use 0.875em.
profmuluka
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Light Poster
instead of using px or pic use em and % for your font size
GrazerC0de
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Newbie Poster
use percentage like this :
font-size : 90%
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