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Jan 26, 2022 ⋅ 3 min read

CSS font-size-adjust: How to auto-adjust your font size

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One Reply to "CSS <code>font-size-adjust</code>: How to auto-adjust your font size"

  1. It helped me a lot in setting the subtitles to display well. I always thought that you have to enter in PX and you can also enter in%. And can font family also use something to use the default from the page and not impose it?

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