remResetMeidas: Specifies the media query condition and properties, automatically generated media query code for reset rem
remResetPropertys: Specifies the properties, the associated property values will not be generated rem
It seems that the functions are similar to /**/, but they can be configured globally, especially to avoid code repeated media queries.
remResetMeidas can be used to improve the reading experience of small-screen mobile phones. Many designs use 375 as the standard width. After using the rem scheme, the mobile phone with a width >= 375 is generally normal, but the size of a mobile phone with a size <375 is relatively small (eg iPhone SE). So width <375 (width less than design draft) can use it to reset all font-size rem.
remResetPropertys can be use to reset all border, etc...
Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling 0ace1e8324b023a537b87de81448592592c38af1 on xianyukeji:master into 20e30faa399c1797357968b6c2c62f134ebe184b on songsiqi:master.
Coverage remained the same at 100.0% when pulling b406280ed6ef9e8f093c0615f7d4c66a94b81592 on xianyukeji:master into 20e30faa399c1797357968b6c2c62f134ebe184b on songsiqi:master.
Px2rem is awesome, thank you.
I added new features to px2rem.
It seems that the functions are similar to /**/, but they can be configured globally, especially to avoid code repeated media queries.
remResetMeidas can be used to improve the reading experience of small-screen mobile phones. Many designs use 375 as the standard width. After using the rem scheme, the mobile phone with a width >= 375 is generally normal, but the size of a mobile phone with a size <375 is relatively small (eg iPhone SE). So width <375 (width less than design draft) can use it to reset all font-size rem.
remResetPropertys can be use to reset all border, etc...
Thanks.