Closed whdigger closed 8 years ago
Okay, I see. You want a way to avoid changing the font size on the html element. Right now, there are two ways to accomplish this without changing the code.
The first is to use the new selector_black_list option and add html
to that.
pxtorem({
selector_black_list: ['html']
});
I know this is not ideal compared to your PR because everything in the html
selector will be ignored. Plus any selectors including html
will also be ignored. So I guess the first solution isn't perfect.
The next solution isn't in the README.md file yet but you can use an uppercase letter in the pixel unit decloration and it will get ignored.
html {
font-size: 12Px;
}
That will still work in the browser and won't get replaced by pxtorem.
I'm thinking about adding your PR but tests need to be added.
Ah, just thought of something. You could probably target the html
target better like this.
pxtorem({
selector_black_list: ['^html$']
});
Or something similar, you might need to play with whitespace. The selector_black_list
accepts regular expressions.
ok, i try play with parameter selector_black_list
I set option it not the default