Calc With Vh
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One of the most powerful applications of calc() is its combination with viewport units (vh, vw). With this, your design becomes truly responsive, adapting to the user's viewport. With this setup, your main content area will dynamically adapt to any changes in viewport height, always occupying the remaining space.
The calc() function makes use of four basic operators: Addition + : calc(50px + 50px) Subtraction ? : calc(100% - 30px) Division / : calc(100% / 2) Multiplication * : calc(100vh * 2)
Height: 100vh; means the height of this element is equal to 100% of the viewport height. example: height: 50vh; If your screen height is 1000px, your element height will be equal to 500px (50% of 1000px). height: calc(100% - 100px); will calculate the size of the element by using the value of the element.
To use vh and vw values, just type ?Nvh? or ?Nvw? (where ?N? represents the percentage of the viewport you'd like to cover) into any width or height field. So to cover 100% of the viewport, you'd set 100% for the width and 100vh for the height. To cover half of the viewport height, you'd set a height of 50vh.
When in a mobile browser (Chrome + Safari) the address bar is visible, the bottom of the screen gets cut off since mobile browsers incorrectly set 100vh to be the height of the screen without the address bar showing. A Better Solution: use height 100% instead of 100vh.