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Vasanthan Ravindran
468 PointsQuestion on styling Headers
You are setting the margins and padding with pixels instead of the percent. Will it work correctly in a mobile environment if it is specified in the px.
4 Answers
Vasanthan Ravindran
468 PointsYou are setting the margins and padding with pixels instead of the percent. Will it work correctly in a mobile environment if it is specified in the px.
Stefan Vitasovic
13,443 PointsPixel is not a relative but a fixed unit so it will differ from a device to a device. You might wanna try resizing the browser from the smallest to full-screen to see the differences.
Tommy Gebru
30,164 PointsYes , using the measurements pixels and percent should work with the margins and padding properties. Also using a percentage as a value is much more fluid than pixels and would give a better user experience. You will get a chance to experiment in a mobile environment when you reach the "Responsive Web Design and Testing" Lesson
Tommy Gebru
30,164 PointsSelect Best Answer to close the forum post.