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Peter Mortensen
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100% is relative to the base font size, which, if you haven't set it, would be the browser's user-agent default.

To get the effect you're after, I would use a piece of javascriptJavaScript code to adjust the base font size relative to the window dimensions.

100% is relative to the base font size, which if you haven't set it would be the browser's user-agent default.

To get the effect you're after I would use a piece of javascript to adjust the base font size relative to the window dimensions.

100% is relative to the base font size, which, if you haven't set it, would be the browser's user-agent default.

To get the effect you're after, I would use a piece of JavaScript code to adjust the base font size relative to the window dimensions.

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scottlimmer
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100% is relative to the base font size, which if you haven't set it would be the browser's user-agent default.

To get the effect you're after I would use a piece of javascript to adjust the base font size relative to the window dimensions.