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What browser/OS? I can't replicate the issue you seem to be having.

I plan on having an option to output rem with px fallback code.

Only if you are using line-height to hack together a print baseline on the web. Let me put it this way, if there was a semi-reasonable solution, I'm sure you would have heard about…

Spot on. Perhaps I could have used a different term, but 'baseline' gives visitors an immediate sense of what the tool does. The purpose is to mimic the effect of a print baseline …

Good call, I've fixed that.

Ems are more versatile. When increasing the size of all fonts at a particular breakpoint for instance. Instead of having to adjust each font-size property individually you can simp…

Absolutely, you can hack it on a very individual basis, but this introduces some major problems. For instance, browsers and operating systems all render fonts differently, and as t…

Hi, creator here. Unfortunately that's not how CSS works. See here for more information: http://joshnh.com/2012/10/12/how-does-line-height-actually-w...

Am I the only one that simply imports hi-res photos into Instagram then?

The page shift can be fixed by using: html { overflow-y: scroll; }

Would you mind sharing some more information on these 'elegant solutions'? I'm yet to experience them.

You could actually scale it if I had have used ems/rems instead of px. But you are right, an image is the way to go for production.

Spot on. I clearly state in the description field that it is only an experiment.

I am; Melbourne based. Thanks!

G'day, I'm the guy that made it. I agree with your comment completely, I had one pretty big constraint though; one element allowed. I'd like to think that is why it is getting upvo…

Here is the image I used for reference: http://store.storeimages.cdn-apple.com/6442/as-images.apple....

I simply eyeballed an image rather than working to scale. As it is just an experiment, I'm not too fussed by the incorrect dimensions.