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== Goal In order to use `rem` for extensions and external libraries like #Codex in a predictable manner, we need to ensure to have themes follow the same code approach. [[ https://caniuse.com/#feat=rem | Browser support for rems ]] is wide enough to fulfill our Basic supported browsers. == Acceptance criteria for Done [] Ensure that all Wikimedia deployed skins don't touch html being equivalent to 16px (they can still do whatever they want on body) [] Be outspoken about this on theming documentation on mw.org [] Write a message to wikitech-l, that we're starting using rems in various places and independent skin authors should follow above rule

== Goal In order to use `rem` for extensions and external libraries like #Codex in a predictable manner, we need to ensure to have themes follow the same code approach. [[ https://caniuse.com/#feat=rem | Browser support for rems ]] is wide enough to fulfill our Basic supported browsers. == Acceptance criteria for Done [] Ensure that all Wikimedia deployed skins don't touch root element `html` in CSS being equivalent to 16px (they can still do whatever they want on body) [] Be outspoken about this on theming documentation on mw.org [] Write a message to wikitech-l, that we're starting using rems in various places and independent skin authors should follow above rule

== Goal In order to use `rem` for extensions and external libraries like #Codex in a predictable manner, we need to ensure to have themes follow the same code approach. [[ https://caniuse.com/#feat=rem | Browser support for rems ]] is wide enough to fulfill our Basic supported browsers. == Acceptance criteria for Done [] Ensure that all Wikimedia deployed skins don't touch root element `html` in CSS being equivalent to 16px (they can still do whatever they want on body) [] Be outspoken about this on theming documentation on mw.org [] Write a message to wikitech-l, that we're starting using rems in various places and independent skin authors should follow above rule