I've run into an odd problem with a MQ between two different phones that
have the same width when in landscape mode which is 480px. Those two
phones are iPhone 4 and my Lumia 1520, the page I'm working on looks,
for the most part, fine, when viewed on a iPhone 5, when I preview on my
Lumia, th
Den 15.02.2015 16:41, skrev Colin (Sandy) Pittendrigh:
As the resolution of cell phones rapidly escalates I find myself wondering
how much longer media queries can be useful. Phones will soon have the
same nominal resolution as desktop monitors, and yet still be tiny by
physical comparison.
In
I disagree. In my own area of development things are only getting more
complicated. Will MQs evolve and become more complex? Yes. May other means
of accomplishing the same thing come to pass? Wouldn't surprise me. Will
pages be nothing but single-columns of text broken occasionally by an svg
image?
Colin (Sandy) Pittendrigh composed on 2015-02-15 14:41 (UTC-0700):
> As the resolution of cell phones rapidly escalates I find myself wondering
> how much longer media queries can be useful. Phones will soon have the
> same nominal resolution as desktop monitors, and yet still be tiny by
> physic
As the resolution of cell phones rapidly escalates I find myself wondering
how much longer media queries can be useful. Phones will soon have the
same nominal resolution as desktop monitors, and yet still be tiny by
physical comparison.
Aren't media queries, as they now are a flawed system, headi
