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Rarity: forgotten
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13 units on this page
- CSS-002 ex The height of the lowercase x — typography's middle line, turned into a unit. Typographic forgotten
- CSS-003 cap The height of the capitals — the top of the H, measured by the font itself. Typographic forgotten
- CSS-004 ic The width of the water ideograph — the invisible grid of the Japanese page. Typographic forgotten
- CSS-005 lh The height of one line of the element itself — rulers that match the text. Typographic forgotten
- CSS-006 rlh The root element's line — the same lh, immune to context. Typographic forgotten
- CSS-007 Q A quarter of a millimeter — the unit Japanese typography brought into the standard. Absolute forgotten
- CSS-012 pc The pica: twelve points at once, inherited from the composing rooms. Absolute forgotten
- CSS-015 vmax One percent of the larger side — the unit that embraces overflow. Viewport forgotten
- CSS-016 vi · vb The viewport measured by the axes of writing, not the sides of the screen. Viewport forgotten
- CSS-020 cqmin · cqmax The container's smaller and larger sides, ready to decide on their own. Container forgotten
- CSS-023 grad The French Revolution's 400 gradians, kept in the standard out of metric loyalty. Angles and time forgotten
- CSS-024 rad The mathematicians' radian: 2π to the turn, built to talk to sine and cosine. Angles and time forgotten
- CSS-027 dpi Dots per inch — the density of ink, and now of glass. Resolution forgotten