The EM unit in CSS, Simplified with examples @deeecode
The EM unit in CSS, Simplified with examples  @deeecode
Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The em unit makes writing CSS easier, as you avoid repeating yourself a lot when it comes to font-sizes and other properties.

In this video, I show you some examples where the em unit shines.

Resources:
youtu.be/JXlMu3w9_eM
youtu.be/OfjpjAN--qw
youtu.be/GnSzhUIagHA

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