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CSS CSS Foundations Values and Units Relative Length Units

Brandon Antonelli
Brandon Antonelli
9,689 Points
Posted by Brandon Antonelli
Brandon Antonelli
9,689 Points

You can use px instead of em and still get it right

I used the actual px values instead of em, and it still said I was correct. Slight bug.

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Zack Taylor
Zack Taylor
9,021 Points
Zack Taylor
Zack Taylor
9,021 Points

well yes it is a slight bug. Tho to be fair its not a wrong answer. you can use em/px/cm/mm as long its a measurement and it = to the size your wanting or in this case the size that's needed to complete the exercise it should all work fine. Tho I can see your point about the slight bug just for this tutorial.

sorry about grammer ( I am currently on a night shift and been here since 7pm)