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troy beckett
12,035 Pointsmedia queries..
Is there a standard media queries set up you should use, there are so may devices today to take account of. Not really sure what is worth considering and what is not
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Gunhoo Yoon
5,027 PointsYou can start applying break points at place your content looks awful.
Primitive way to check break point is to check width by re-sizing browser, or using Firefox responsive-design mode.
You don't have to set media query for every single device out there but common categories are to set break point for general XS, S, M, L, XL device.
However, you may not even need all of them depends on your design.
troy beckett
12,035 Pointstroy beckett
12,035 Pointsok cool thanks for your reply, is there any where you can direct me that tells you what s,m,l,xl actual breakpoints are. It would just be handy to know to get more understanding of how it all works.
troy beckett
12,035 Pointstroy beckett
12,035 Pointsok cool thanks for your reply, is there any where you can direct me that tells you what s,m,l,xl actual breakpoints are. It would just be handy to know to get more understanding of how it all works.
Gunhoo Yoon
5,027 PointsGunhoo Yoon
5,027 PointsLike I said that depends on your design.
This is popular Bootstrap's approach. How Bootstrap does it