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I dont know when to use one of these elements to get a perfect viewport for mobile phones and other displays too.
I use for everything rem, because it would changes relative to partiucal display, but when should I use % or vh?
I heard that using vh was in the old time, are people still using vh?
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layout issue to the webpage
I tried to position my column in the middle of the page, and i tried padding, margin, but nothing worked
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On new, responsive projects, is there any good reason to use pixels for production environment (besides in media queries) if there are responsive units such as rem (and in conjunction with 62,5% trick)?
Yes, it makes sense. I use rem inside media queries and whenever i need a root based units (this is useful only if change the root font size). Then i use pixels when i need an absolute size.
Relative units are still useful. You don’t have to think that absolute units are “old”. They cover differents use cases.
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I want to make a website which scales to window size/resolution.
Currently I am using tables which are not scaling, but instead overlap each other as I resize browser window.
What do I use in order to solve my problem?
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Search about Responsive Design, meaning the design and the implementation of a website so that it can be optimally displayed in a wide range of screen resolutions. Look here for more.
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I am working on a website that is 960px wide. It is mainly geared towards a 'creative' audience, and contains a lot of video. I would like to convert the site to be 1000px wide, and was wondering if there would be any downsides of doing so? If so, what are they specifically?
Check this site: https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/7932/what-is-the-standard-width-for-a-website-in-pixels
It could be use to you. and this tells elaborate of your question.
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I am looking for some guidelines or suggestion, on what is a "good" size for clickable elements when developing for mobile devices?
the common resolution for smart phones like iphone is 320x480.
so maybe go for the size of a finger , like about 44x44.
look here minimum-sensible-button-size-on-iphone
If the mobile device is not touch sensitive (using stylus) then visible 5mm x 5mm can be fine. Exact pixel values depends on the displays dpi (dot per inch) parameter