Why use REM Typography in Webflow

[@richardwilliamsmusic]

At 13:12, what's the link to get to that website to get code to have the fonts change fluid-like?

[@ArnauRos]

Great explanations, as always!

[@jgproductdesign]

Were you gonna link that wizardry video?

[@elizabetaloncar1502]

Can you share the link to the method you are mentioning at 11:50?

[@MatthewChevalier]

Yes, please share link.

[@eli.alcaraz]

Quite valuable this one. Thanks, man!

[@Craftbubi]

Very useful Tutorial! 👍🏻

[@renieljustincole5615]

So what is that custom code you talked about?

[@marvinkr]

Wow needed this. Thanks!

[@eeshdsgn]

thanks, great info

[@crooker2]

Hopefully webflow will jump on Container queries as soon as it's adopted web-wide.

[@whiteswordwarrior9995]

You dont rly need custom code you can add max size on a 2560px brkpoint

[@nihan2702]

Very helpful thanks!!

[@Daddleo]

very good video thank you !

[@fabledankit]

why not just rest the body, like you would have done when writing CSS? setting html' font size to 62.5%, will allow you you easily convert pixel values (10px is now 1rem, simply move a decimal point). Another advantage of using rem is that, just changing the font % value for the html, you can now proportionally change font size everywhere.

[@AdamNicolson]

Max-width: wizardry

[@MundPop]

16:20 thank you ! :)

[@md.rahimuddin5057]

Thank you sir

[@filetmignon9978]

is it just me or are the frames rlly low

[@kjetilgrosland]

great job

[@invisiblehandofadamsmith]

👋👋👋

[@mattm7426]

Huh?

[@moneyfr]

Don't use rem use clamp()

[@dennyour]

lol why

[@jhfdeibvcfdweu]

im trying really hard to watch this non stop... i cant stand the "uhm", "mmm", "emm"