For text I prefer rem. I don't know any cases where the font size being dependent on the parent's font size would have been useful for me. Usually it ends up producing unexpected effects (this text should be 60px, why is it 48px? I have to keep going up until I find it...) And if there were a use case for making a nested container a different font size, I could make a more specific CSS rule instead.
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For text I prefer rem. I don't know any cases where the font size being dependent on the parent's font size would have been useful for me. Usually it ends up producing unexpected effects (this text should be 60px, why is it 48px? I have to keep going up until I find it...) And if there were a use case for making a nested container a different font size, I could make a more specific CSS rule instead.