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feat(pxToRem): remove global overrides for document styles #789
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TODO
Dropdown,RadioGroup) and font size declared in site variables.This PR aims to remove any global 'set' effects of Stardust font size utility (
pxToRem). The following changes are introducedsetFontSizefunctionality that allows to change global font size of HTML documentThese steps are necessary to ensure that each theme that is loaded by Stardust provider won't affect already existed font size styles (defined by the host HTML document).
Removed
htmlFontSizevariable will be introduced as part of theme (or Provider's) prop, so that this parameter could be customized individually for each loaded theme (without affecting other styles rendered on the page) - this is removed as currently this prop is unable to produce desired effect: it just changes the global font size of the HTML document