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    Viewport units lab

    100dvh vs 100vh: Live CSS Viewport Units

    See how tall 100vh, 100dvh, 100svh, and 100lvh are in pixels on this browser — and why mobile layouts jump when the browser chrome shows or hides.

    Measuring units...
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    Why 100vh and 100dvh differ

    On mobile, 100vh can ignore browser UI, while 100dvh tracks dynamic visible space. Use svh and lvh when you need fixed small/large viewport bounds.

    Pair this with what is my viewport for live pixel readouts, or read the full guide: 100dvh vs 100vh explained.

    vmin & vmax in practice

    100vmin uses the smaller viewport dimension; 100vmax uses the larger one. They are useful for square-based UI patterns and responsive hero sizing.

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