CSS - Percentages or Pixels? -


I've been using CSS for many years, and I've always been a 'percent' type man, as I always define the heights and the width as opposed to pixels (for example, when setting things like margin, padding, etc. in which I use pixels).

I will do something like this:

  body {height: 99%; Width: 99%; Margin-top: 10px; }   

But I often see such examples:

  body {height: 300px; Width: 250px; Margin-top: 10px; }   

My question is: Is there any benefit to using one on another overall , and if so, what are they?

Thank you.

Mick

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The mobile webpage is for Rock that it is (obviously ) Will adjust to suit.

However, when you want a certain width for an example, for example an article of text that you want to display in a certain way, then PX is the winner.

Both plus and minus other are :)

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