Html / Css - Adjust Font-size To Fill Parent Height And Width

Question

I have a

element that resizes as the browser window resizes. Inside the

I have a paragraph of text:

Solution 1:

There's a jquery plugin for this: http://fittextjs.com/

Solution 2:

HTML

<divid="change"style="margin:10%;"><p>Paragraph of text. Paragraph of text. Paragraph of text.</p></div>

CSS

#change { 
    width: 80%; 
    height: 80%; 
    border: 1px solid black; 
    overflow: hidden; 
    font-size: 1em; 
}

JAVASCRIPT

$(function() { 
    while( $('#change div').height() > $('#change').height() ) { 
        $('#change div').css('font-size', (parseInt($('#change div').css('font-size')) - 1) + "px" ); 
    } 
});

Solution 3:

fittext.js did not work correctly for me (plugin for jQuery, as well as derived jquery-free version), nor with using of compressor attribute, so I found another solution:

http://www.dhtmlgoodies.com/?whichScript=text_fit_in_box (someone's another work)

which works perfectly for me - longer texts as well as shorter texts.

It just do not react to resize of window (it works just once on loading of page), so I have written this short code to run it automatically after each window resize (it works for me):

<script>functioncalculate_font_sizes()
      {
        fitTextInBox('login-h1');
        fitTextInBox('subtittle');
      }
      calculate_font_sizes();
      window.addEventListener('resize', calculate_font_sizes);

</script>

I hope it can help to someone.

Solution 4:

Check out the vw properties in css

http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_units.asp

Solution 5:

What you need is called vw. Example CSS: font-size: 80vw;. vw means viewerport width, and 80vw = 80% of the device screen width

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