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  1. To convert EM to Pixel, you need to multiply the EM value by the font size of the parent element. The formula to convert EM to PX is: px = em * font-size. Here’s an example: Let’s say the parent element has a font size of 16px and you have a value of 1em, then: px = 1 * 16 = 16px. So, 1em is equal to 16px in this case.

  2. Mar 5, 2010 · font-size:1em may have the same effect as font-size:100%, but 1em and 100% have different effects elsewhere and mean fundamentally different things. An em is the current font size. font-size:1em only has the same effect as font-size:100% because percents in that context are interpreted as percents of 1em.

  3. Apr 7, 2010 · Point to pixel, pixel to point, font size comparison chart. Compare significant points, or significant pixels, with their equivalents in: pixels (px), points (pt), ems, percent (%) and keywords. Chart accommodates sub-pixel rendering. Font size conversion table. Default considered as a 96dpi viewport with :root {font-size:16px}

  4. Since the browser-supplied font-size of h1 is 32 pixels, the resultant margin is 32 pixels. However, using something like font-size: 100%; solves the discrepancy. By setting font-size: 100%; or font-size: 1em; on an element, you're telling it to use 100% of the font size of its parent, so setting 1em as a length on anything else will follow ...

  5. So if we take the default size as an example, than 1px represents 0.0625em and, in the other direction, 1em represents 16px. EM vs. REM: The differences . Inside a sinlge document, the length of a REM unit is everywhere the same, it can just differ between documents.

  6. EM, on the other hand, is a relative unit of measurement. The size of an element specified in em is relative to the size of the font of its parent element. For example, if the font size of a parent element is 16px, 1em would equal 16px, 2em would equal 32px, and so on. In the above converter tool, you can convert any PX value into EM easily.

  7. May 1, 2022 · 1em of padding/margin = font-size of the element = 2em = 32px; Now, let's also increase the font-size of button 2 to 2em and set the padding and margin to 1rem each. This will help us visually understand the difference between em and rem better. The padding and margin in button 2 have remained 16px each.