Hope someone can help. The following lines of code work in everything except Safari. Has anyone else discovered how to get Safari to recognise / process these queries? Any and all help gratefully received. Answer Safari does not support resolution, though it looks like the relevant bug has been fixed so it’ll come out at some point in a Safari
Tag: media-queries
CSS Media Queries with ViewPoints
Well, I have been working on some website. It has come to my notice that mostly when people when using media queries they use fixed px values, or they use breaking points. so I wanted to know if it is bad to use viewpoints (vh/vw) in media queries, as so far they are working most devices. but the website works
how to structure html to take advantage of media queries [closed]
Closed. This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question I’m trying to design a registration page that will work on both a desktop and mobile phone. To register I need
Override an @media for material-ui react componentd doesn’t work
i’d like to override a @media css on a Material UI component like these threads (How to over-ride an @media css for a material-ui react component and Override components like MuiTab that use media queries), but it doesn’t to work in my case. I tried to replicate, so I can understand how it works behind and I see no results
Replacement for deprecated MediaQueryList.addListener() method
The Mozilla Developers Network docs say MediaQueryList.addListener() is deprecated. Though it’s working in my (Angular 8) code, the linting in VS Code is warning about deprecation. What’s the replacement for MediaQueryList.addListener()? Answer Quoting from the MDN docs about MediaQueryList: MediaQueryList.addListener() Adds a listener to the MediaQueryListener that will run a custom callback function in response to the media query status
JavaScript – Event listener with window.matchMedia not triggering
I’ve panned through countless solutions to this problem and none of them have fixed my issue. I very simply have a navigation bar, which, when on a mobile browser, disappears and becomes replaced with a button, whose function is to show and hide the navigation bar. Now, I want my listener to, when the window is shrunk, show the button
CSS media queries and jQuery window .width() do not match
For a responsive template, I have a media query in my CSS: And, I made a jQuery function on resize to log the width: And there a difference with CSS detection and JS result, I have this meta: I suppose it’s due to the scrollbar (15 px). How can I do this better? Answer You’re correct about the scroll bar,