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CSS Animating SVG with CSS Transitions and Transforms Transform Origin in Firefox

Posted by Manav Misra
Manav Misra
11,778 Points

Could we implement both relative and absolute units for text-transform at the simultaneously?

Or, would it really make any difference? So, could we use % for all browsers except FF, and have absolute px units override our rule for this case?

Or, for max browser capability, do we just stick with absolute units only?

1 Answer

Paul K.
Paul K.
12,110 Points
Paul K.
Paul K.
12,110 Points

I don't see why not, but it may get confusing and tricky for you.

I think as long as the product of what you see is nice and user-friendly, then your units should be fine..but then again, I've been coding for only a few months. so it's just my opinion