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Hello everyone. (Sorry for my bad english, I'm french)So I have an HTML page with a header, a footer, a lateral menu and of course, content.It is perfectly sized for desktops and mobiles (thanks to a media query I invented, which is : @media screen and (max-aspect-ratio: 7/8) and (min-height: 1100px){ /* MY CODE HERE */ } The content is perfectly adjusted like this : , thanks to: html{font-size: 200%} in this media query. I precise that ALL my font-sizes and padding between divs / paragraphs are in "rem" unit. But the problem is, that when I exceeds the precise nuber of 89 characters, the texte suddenly look like this : But only on mobile devices (with the media query I said previously)... I visualized this with the Chrome developer tool -> Device toolbar (Ctrl + Shift + I then Ctrl + Shift + M) There I do a little as if it was not serious but it's days that I drudge everywhere and nobody was able to give me an answer ... I put the page online so you can watch it more precisely...http://vincentvincent.rf.gd/l-histoire.html Thanks for your help.

Hi there, I am hoping to create a container that starts part way down a page, and fills out the majority of space below it (minus some padding before the footer). I wrote the following: min-height: calc(100vh - 15.44rem); The rem size is the 247 pixels above and below that it isn't to fill out. This works, until the base font size is increased. Is there a solution to keeping this the correct min height? I could have just written the px value, but the elements above are rem sized as well so these will push the container down when the base font size is increased. Hope that makes sense? Thanks