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Vincentius Ronalto
4,432 PointsI'm just curious..
from this video: https://teamtreehouse.com/library/css-selectors/going-further-with-attribute-selectors-and-pseudoclasses/substring-matching-attribute-selectors-begins-with-and-ends-with sorry unrelated question from the topic:
why does the example website that guil hernandez give is responsive without any media queries? (from the workspace)
When i drag and make the screen smaller, so the picture will be stacked on top of each other (Isn't it responsive?)
I have checked the style.css, there is no magic sauce or anything related in responsive design, or maybe it is from treehouse hidden code? :D
thank you
2 Answers
Mike Wagner
23,559 PointsThe parent <div> has a max-width of 610px, which means it can be smaller than or up to that wide. As you shrink the page, the div shrinks and eventually (at about 584px) the space becomes to narrow to support the fixed width (180px + margin and border) of 3 images, so it will drop an image into the next row like it will with most anything.
Vincentius Ronalto
4,432 Pointsthanks for your explanation, you make it clear