What does "Lower Limit" or "Upper Limit" mean under Theme Options Root Font Size?

[thecashbag]

I have played around with this setting, and it doesn’t seem to do anything:

[tristup]

Hi @thecashbag,

Thanks for reaching out.
If you select the Scaling mode, you can set the lower and upper cap to limit the shrink or grow of the font size for the top and below breakpoint.

Thanks

[thecashbag]

But what does that mean exactly? Can you explain with examples?

[nabeel]

Hi @thecashbag,

The lower and upper limits are the breakpoints, for example you can consider it like the following media query:

@media screen and (min-width: 500px) and (max-width: 1000px) {
    
}

Now you see here min width of the screen is 500px and maximum width is 1000px, Scaling will dynamically scale between a range of minimum and maximum font sizes between these breakpoints.

To learn more, please see https://theme.co/docs/typography

Hope this helps!

[thecashbag]

Ok so they are a pixel measurement. Might be helpful to put “px” next to the number so it makes sense.

[nabeel]

Your request has been noted, thank you for your feedback.

Cheers!