I\'m using the following media query in my css: @media screen and (max-device-width: 480px) {} This looks fine on my older iphone 3g ... but when I change orientation from portrait to landscape.. i
I\'m trying to \'mobilize\' a site I\'m working on using media queries in CSS. I have an Android phone myself so have been testing on that with good results.
I\'m trying to use media queries to disable float at a certain browser width. This if statement only works if I reload the page for the current size. Is it possible to have jQuery apply the change whe
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i tried to use media queries in my sit开发者_JAVA技巧es. it works well in firefox and safari, but not for IE. does anyone know to make the media queries work well in IE(internet explorer 7 and 8).
I\'ve just discovered CSS @media queries and I think they\'re great! However, I know that not all browsers support them (namely all but the most recent versions of I.E.).
I\'m trying to use a CSS media query, specifically targeting the iPhone. It works when I use a regular link rel:
Does Modernizr 2.0 beta have a way to detect browser support for @media queries? In Modernizr 1.7 you could test using Modernizr.mq(\'(min-width)\'), but that feature seems to be mi开发者_如何学Pytho
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My media queries were working, but now they\'re not. I missed the point where something went wrong. As I inspect html elements in Chrome\'s version of Firebug, it shows that the media query rules are