In CSS, there are several units you can use to define font sizes. Each unit has its own characteristics and use cases. Here’s an overview of some common units for specifying font sizes:
## Pixels (px):
– Pixels are an absolute unit of measurement and are commonly used for font sizing.
– 1 pixel is equal to one dot on the screen.
– Font sizes in pixels don’t change with the user’s settings, making them less flexible for accessibility.
– Example:
“`css
p {
font-size: 16px;
}
“`