Working with media queries ranges
<p>until now when you wanted to define a range you had to use the min and max parameters but in CSS4 there is a good chance that ranges will be introduced. By the end of this lecture, you will be familiar with it.</p><h2>Keynotes:</h2><ul><li> the min and max are still here (but might be deprecated over time)</li><li> the range operators.</li><li> Final thoughts. </li></ul><h2>Properties: </h2><p>responsive design,media ranges </p>
The future of media types
What media types will stay and what media types are likely to leave us? The answer might surprise you, but it will change the way you develop today if you want to be future ready.
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Moving into media features
As we said in the last lecture, there is a shift in the way CSS is going to be managing media types with a long term goal to get rid of media types all together and focus on media features.
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Creating custom media queries
In the future it is very likely that we will be able to create our own media query rules. In this lecture we will explore this feature.
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Media Query operators
There is a high likelihood that a new operator will be introduced the 'or' operator.
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Working with media queries ranges
By the end of this lecture, you will be familiar with the new changes in the way media query ranges are managed in CSS4.
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