Change em's unit interval from 0.1 to 0.0625. This is because some de… #193
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…vices like old iPads and iPad mini don't validate the ems correclty. When using pixels, '>tablet' is converted to '>769px'. In ems, (768 / 16 = 48em) '>tablet' is converted to '>48.01em' but 48.01em in pixels is 768.16px and not 769px. The right value in ems is '>48.0625em' which then converts to the expected value.
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The title is wrong. It doesn't make sense. It should be "0.01 to 0.0625". |
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Some devices like old iPads and iPad mini don't validate the breakpoints in ems correctly.
Hi guys,
I found this issue in a current project so I overwrote the $unit-intervals variable in my project. But I feel this might be something you guys will want to look at and maybe update.
When using pixels a '>tablet' is compiled as '>769px'.
In ems, (768 / 16 = 48em) '>tablet' is complied as '>48.01em'. But 48.01em in pixels is 768.16px and not 769px. This is having in mind the default browser font size of 16px and html of 62.5% (10px).
The right value in ems should be '>48.0625em' which then converts to the expected value. This applies to any other em value so the interval should be 0.0625.
Any thoughts?