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CSS CSS Layout Techniques Float Layout Mobile First Layout Review

Please help for the question : When creating a "mobile first" layout, we should use the ------ media feature

Please help me for this question. I try but I don't understand what is it in the fill blank.

Dominique Chishti
Dominique Chishti
3,829 Points

I've noticed a lot of the questions in all the CSS modules are worded in vague and confusing ways. It's nice to know that so many other people have had similar troubles and it's not just me!

7 Answers

It is asking how you would target screen widths. It's a little awkwardly worded but its asking for the "min-width" media feature.

Mahfuzur Rahman
Mahfuzur Rahman
6,921 Points

min-width without quotes.

Oh thanks. I'm french and I did not at all understand the meaning of the question, but now it's clear. Thank you a lot.

Euh... I have just tried "min-width" and it is still wrong... so don't really know what was the good answer

I just went back to retook the quiz.

and "min-width" without the quotes worked fine.

When creating a "mobile first" layout, we should use the min-width media feature.

aha... I typed "min-width" anyways, cheers!

Chenghua Yang
Chenghua Yang
2,591 Points

This was trying to ask you to know that "min-width" is for desktop view of the media queries in this kind of mobile-first CSS stylesheet. So that if users were on desktop, they'd switch to the desktop version of website style in this mobile-first website.

Craig Charlton
Craig Charlton
8,124 Points

min-width is the answer but the question is not specific enough. I didn't have a clue what it needed and a google search took me full circle to here...