Thread: [Plugin] CSSValidator - Offline W3C CSS Validator
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Old 08-07-2024, 08:57 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by hayaku View Post
Hello. Wonderful plugin

Quick question: Is this still being updated/supported?

Reason I ask is, it keeps throwing up errors when I use "rem" in my CSS.

IE, unit : “rem” is an incorrect unit : padding: 0.25rem; when I have a CSS entry like "padding: 0.25rem;".

As best as I can tell, rem is a totally valid CSS entry, and more to the point, is too damn useful to go without.

Can this be updated to allow rem?
Why do you need rem when em works in all cases be it ePub 3 or ePub 2? rem is not actually needed. em does exactly the same thing in ePub 3 and works in ePub 2.
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