We explored the use of rem units over pixels, but found little benefit to offset the implications of their use. IE8 would still need a pixel fallback, and that's a lot of duplicate lines of code. Moreover, using rems everywhere instead of pixels would exacerbate that problem. Mixing rems...
There is a static measurement unit (Pixels), but it has nothing to do with output resolution, and is defined as 1/72". So if you want an image Placed at 100% to match a page set to 1024 x 1024 Pixel Ruler Units, save it from Photoshop a...
If I check Resample and then change the Resolution to 300 ppi, Photoshop adds pixels to the file - we are now at 3333 x 2083 px, but the Height and Width stay the same (11.111 in x 6.944 in). Here the pixel dimensions will be changed (and the file size will probably be a lot l...
PT PX 1.33 1 13.33 10 26.66 20 66.66 50 This becomes a huge issue for translating font sizes and dimensions to my iOS developers. For an Xd artboard of iPhone 6/7 is at 375x667 PIXELS, however iOS specs list it as 375x667 in POINTS. There is no conversion what so ...
flex-basis A flex-basis of 400px on 3 items, means that we'd rather have 3 items of 400px wide each. Now, what will happen: If we have extra space? Let's say the container width is 1500 pixels wide. The 3 items will take up 1200 pixels, what should happen to that extra 300...
PPI (pixels per inch) is the way we refer to how many pixels of a digital image should be rendered per inch of physical page space when the image is embedded in a document intended for printing, such as would be produced by a page setting program. Other than that, the PPI/DPI ...
Meanwhile, the low-resolution image (below) is 200 x 118px, with a resolution of 96 DPI. As the pixel dimensions of the low-resolution image are significantly smaller than the higher-resolution one, when enlarged this makes the image pixelated. The more pixels in an image, the larger it ...
Measuring type in pixels doesn't work because of that, however, you can 'set' type in pixels in CSS and the like. The browser does a translation as best it can between the px size declared. But it's always a fuzzy estimation. Ultimately, there's no accurate way to get two type...
By straight, I mean report the pixels of the display and translate that into dpi based on the size of the screen. From there, maintain the 1 pt. = 1/72nd of an inch ratio, and let the user choose the point size they need from a range including tenths of a point. Why? A. The...
The consensus was that it'd be most user-friendly to have autoscroll measured in pixels per second. We discussed having it change based on scroll_scale, but there would be two problems: We wouldn't be able to label it as px/s, because that wouldn't be accurate It would be difficult ...