Editorial: added meta viewport tag to spec.html to solve #3479 #3481
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This stops inline block font size from being adjusted on smaller devices. Which was the main cause of the issue. The suggestion on #3479 was to do this in ecmarkup. However, this way doesn't impact other elements. This just sets the responsiveness of the viewport to the user's device and scales it to 1. T |
brettearle
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I've done this in ecmarkup instead so that all specs and proposals get it: tc39/ecmarkup#626 |
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Added to spec.html to stop mobile auto-adjusting inline-block element font size.
This solves the issue #3479 small fontsize on mobile for emu-nt tags