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css: working with rem
Hi, would have expected third ul having equal font-size. Whats wrong? https://code.sololearn.com/Ww2uqs93Dmbm/?ref=app
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Okay, got it.
Don't write both .rm and ul in css.
It'll be applied to ul childs of .rm class elements so first one will be excluded.
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okaaaay....
span is very good.
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I mean the last part with class rm.
It has no em... should not have...
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Thank u🤗 Emoji FanBoy
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cold u demonstrate the way
div/span?
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You meant second and third ul having same font size in all classes?
It won't happen as long em is there.
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This wasn't best answer…
I just explained why it didn't work.
This hasn't served your purpose. You should make parent div/span and retain old .rm ul.
Second way, all ul should be classed.