Working with JavaScript Media Queries | CSS-Tricks
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of media queries? Maybe something in a CSS file that looks like this: body { background-color: plum; } @media (min-width: 768px) { body { background-color: tomato; } } CSS media queries are a core ingredient in any responsive design. They’re a great way to apply different styles to different contexts, whether it’s based on viewport size, mot
The complete guide to CSS media queries | Polypane
Media queries are what make modern responsive design possible. With them you can set different styling based on things like a users screen size, device capabilities or user preferences. But how do they work, which ones are there and which ones should you use? Here's the complete guide to media queries. What this guide will go through: What are media queries?How a media query is structuredMedia typ
New media queries you need to know - LogRocket Blog
Media queries are some of the best features cascading style sheets have to offer. They let us alter the styles applied to our documents based on the device viewing them, and the context they’re viewed in. And every so often, we get new ones. The Media Query Level 5 spec is being drafted as we speak, and it includes some really nice ones. Some of them are still being figured out, but several of the
Media Queries within SVG - Web Performance Consulting | TimKadlec.com
There has been a lot of interesting chatter regarding SVG as of late, including thorough posts by David Bushell and Chris Coyier. One aspect in particular that is getting quite a bit of attention is the ability to embed media queries within SVG files. Even more amazing is the fact that this was first talked about by Andreas Bovens of Opera all the way back in 2009! The renewed interest in the tech
メディアクエリで「em」を使うと基準になるのは何のサイズ？
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Don't Use Em for Media Queries
Software developer, author, and host of Full Stack Radio. November 30, 2017 Update: It looks like the bug in Safari has been fixed in Safari 15, so I wholeheartedly recommend using em for media queries now. Keeping the post up for historical reasons, but the conclusion is no longer valid. In March 2016, Zell Liew published a really great in-depth post titled "PX, EM, or REM Media Queries?", where
PX, EM or REM Media Queries? | Zell Liew
Have you wondered if you should use px, em or rem for media queries? I had the same question too, and I never figured it out, not till now. When I first created the mappy-breakpoint library, I used rem units. Then after a conversation with Sam Richard, I quickly switched to em instead because I found out there isn’t a difference between the two. In addition to em and rem, a popular unit of choice
メディアクエリの書き方はモジュール（ページ要素）ごとにまとめるのがいい
先日、久々に凝ったレイアウトのレスポンシブ・ウェブサイトのCSSをがっつり書いていて、やっぱりメディアクエリはモジュール（ページ要素）ごとにまとめて書いた方が良いというのを実感しました。ブレイクポイントでまとめて書くとブラウザで確認しながら細かいレイアウトの調整をするのが大変なんですね。 レイアウトの調整が細かければ細かいほど、メディアクエリはモジュールごとにまとめて書くのが良いです。途中で書き直すのは結構大変なので、これからレスポンシブなサイトのコーディングを始める方で迷っている方、お気をつけください。 以上、Rriverからのお知らせでした。笑 手短に言ってしまうと、伝えたいことは以上なんですけど、もう少し説明してみます。 メディアクエリをモジュールごとにまとめた方が良い理由 なぜメディアクエリはモジュールごとにまとめて書いた方が良いのか？ それは、以下の3つが理由です： 丁寧なレスポ
メディアクエリ（Media Queries）の罠 – $(window).width()とスクロールバー | ツクメモ - ウェブやアプリをツクるヒトのメモ
メディアクエリ（Media Queries）の罠 – $(window).width()とスクロールバー 2015-05-26 JavaScript スクロールバーが表示される場合その幅を含んでしまうということです。 メディアクエリだけで、レスポンシブWebデザインを行うのであれば、ブレークポイントのずれがないので、問題ありません。 しかし、JavaScriptを一緒に使う場合は、注意が必要です。 jQueryでWindowサイズを取得する場合、このように書くことが多いと思います。 これだと、スクロールバーの幅が含まれていないので、15～20pxくらいメディアクエリと差が出てしまいます。 jQuery if ( $(window).width() < 768 ){ ... } レスポンシブで、メディアクエリとともにJavaScriptを併用するとき、メディアクエリ側でスクロールバーを含むの
The Unexpected Power of Viewport Units in CSS | Lullabot
Viewport units are one of the lesser known gems in modern web design. They offer developers strong flexibility and accuracy when using CSS. The days of fixed-width designs and needing to only test against a handful of viewport sizes are gone. We live in a fluid-width world with a myriad of device sizes and aspect ratios. Percentage-based units allow us to accommodate the variety of possible ways o
Importing CSS Breakpoints Into JavaScript | Lullabot
There are a lot of challenges within responsive web design, and one that that has constantly been a pain is triggering JavaScript based on the current CSS media query breakpoint. The problem is that the breakpoints are in CSS, which JavaScript has no native way to access. Many solutions (including window.matchMedia(), and Enquire.js) involve declaring your breakpoints in both CSS and JS, or requir
gulp-combine-media-queries
gulp-combine-media-queries0.2.0 • Public • Published 9 years ago gulp-combine-media-queries Inspired from grunt-combine-media-queries. Combine matching media queries into one media query definition. Useful for CSS generated by preprocessors using nested media queries. This was written as a solution to a problem we have using LESS CSS for our mobile first sites. This plugin has NOT been tested thor
Managing Responsive Breakpoints with Sass — SitePoint
When dealing with responsive design, you often find yourself defining a lot of media queries, checking various properties, with various values. Because it can quickly get messy, it is usually considered a good practice to use Sass (or any other preprocessor, for that matter) to handle responsive breakpoints. That being said, it has occurred to me there are lots of different ways to deal with this,
Awesome Media Queries in JavaScript - enquire.js
The Lowdown What is it? enquire.js is a lightweight, pure JavaScript library for responding to CSS media queries. JavaScript callbacks for media queries matching and unmatching. Clean & intuitive API Absolutely tiny - around 0.8kb minified & gzipped! Why should I use it? In responsive design, CSS media queries can only take you so far. enquire.js allows you to harness media queries in JavaScript,
Combining media queries and JavaScript - QuirksBlog
On Tuesday Jason Grigsby challenged the conventional view that media queries are all we need to make a website mobile-friendly. Although he’s right when he points out some serious problems, I do not think that media queries are the “fool’s gold,” as Jason says. The message seems to be more that media queries alone are not enough to make your sites mobile-friendly. An additional component is requir
scottjehl/Respond: A fast & lightweight polyfill for min/max-width CSS3 Media Queries (for IE 6-8, and more)
Respond.js A fast & lightweight polyfill for min/max-width CSS3 Media Queries (for IE 6-8, and more) Copyright 2011: Scott Jehl, scottjehl.com Licensed under the MIT license. The goal of this script is to provide a fast and lightweight (3kb minified / 1kb gzipped) script to enable responsive web designs in browsers that don't support CSS3 Media Queries - in particular, Internet Explorer 8 and unde
How To Use CSS3 Media Queries To Create a Mobile Version of Your Website — Smashing Magazine
This article will demonstrate a technique that uses part of CSS3 that is also unsupported by Internet Explorer 8. However, it doesn’t matter as one of the most useful places for this module is somewhere that does have a lot of support - small devices such as the iPhone, and Android devices. Editor’s Note: Please note that this article was published in 2010 and is outdated. Rachel Andrew has writte
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