← Back to context Comment by Aardwolf 7 hours ago That changes the width, I guess I should have specified fixed width 3 comments Aardwolf Reply 1718627440 7 hours ago What is a fixed with, that is not a has not a fix value? Aardwolf 6 hours ago I mean elements with a width set in pixels, ems or some other unit. Setting width to 'fit-content' would override the width you set and then the element may overlap others to the right of it 1718627440 6 hours ago Then you just do width: <width in ems> em; ? I thought you didn't want to specify a width.
1718627440 7 hours ago What is a fixed with, that is not a has not a fix value? Aardwolf 6 hours ago I mean elements with a width set in pixels, ems or some other unit. Setting width to 'fit-content' would override the width you set and then the element may overlap others to the right of it 1718627440 6 hours ago Then you just do width: <width in ems> em; ? I thought you didn't want to specify a width.
Aardwolf 6 hours ago I mean elements with a width set in pixels, ems or some other unit. Setting width to 'fit-content' would override the width you set and then the element may overlap others to the right of it 1718627440 6 hours ago Then you just do width: <width in ems> em; ? I thought you didn't want to specify a width.
1718627440 6 hours ago Then you just do width: <width in ems> em; ? I thought you didn't want to specify a width.
What is a fixed with, that is not a has not a fix value?
I mean elements with a width set in pixels, ems or some other unit. Setting width to 'fit-content' would override the width you set and then the element may overlap others to the right of it
Then you just do width: <width in ems> em; ? I thought you didn't want to specify a width.