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The styles are not being applied for non-p tags #23
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Oh let's check it out! |
@altmshfkgudtjr is this issue fixed? |
Not Yet |
I need more information. Is there a value to set font-size among the tag styles in the photo shown as an example? |
Sorry I haven't been online for a while. Yes, I found that there is a class which applies some styles, as shown below: |
This is the part I have been thinking about since making the library! In fact, tags such as So, currently, it is applied only to the However, if you do that, you can usually adjust the font size in Which one is the better choice? |
If I understand correctly, you propose as a solution to set the main font-size to HTML document and adjust it for different tags in relative units. |
I agree. 👍 In my opinion, it is ideal to specify the main font size in the HTML document, and each tag has a relative font size! For example, it is currently implemented so that the px value can be adjusted, but in the future, it may be necessary to allow the font size to be adjusted with a relative value rather than the px value. We need your opinion on which one will give the user a more optimal experience. |
I agree as well. |
The styles are not being applied for non-p tags.
I deal with it by explicit style changes using useEffect, but I believe it's not so effective:
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