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I always use em/rems to define sizes.
This has the well-known advantage that all sizes can be defined centrally per breakpoint. This way the spacing grows proportionally to the base font size.
Unfortunately, the spacer block only allows the fixed height in the form of a pixel specification.
So it would be great if you could select the unit in the spacer block.
What is your proposed solution?
In addition to the selection of the unit, however, it would be very important in my eyes to be able to specify the sizes of the individual steps in functions.php, which could be set with the slider.
Example: For the unit "em" a step size of ".25em" would be very pragmatic.
These step sizes could then be used in general when using this unit, e.g. for column sizes.
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What problem does this address?
I always use em/rems to define sizes.
This has the well-known advantage that all sizes can be defined centrally per breakpoint. This way the spacing grows proportionally to the base font size.
Unfortunately, the spacer block only allows the fixed height in the form of a pixel specification.
So it would be great if you could select the unit in the spacer block.
What is your proposed solution?
In addition to the selection of the unit, however, it would be very important in my eyes to be able to specify the sizes of the individual steps in functions.php, which could be set with the slider.
Example: For the unit "em" a step size of ".25em" would be very pragmatic.
These step sizes could then be used in general when using this unit, e.g. for column sizes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: