Ire Aderinokun • 1/31/2017

How calc() Works

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This article details the CSS3 calc() function, which performs mathematical operations in CSS. It compares calc() to CSS pre-processors, highlighting key benefits like mixing units (e.g., percentages and pixels) and dynamic computed values. It covers syntax, operations, nesting, fallback strategies, and browser support for responsive web design.

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