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HTML jQuery Basics (2014) Creating a Mobile Drop Down Menu Perform: Part 3

Posted by Guillermo Gomez
Guillermo Gomez
7,413 Points

Screens with 568px width

When you set the CSS for the screen width as told, you get neither the selector or the anchors, i've followed the next approach if anyone is interested : )

@media (min-width: 320px) and (max-width: 568px){
  #menu ul{
    display: none;
  }
}

@media (min-width: 569px){
  #menu select{
    display: none;
  }
}
Sreng Hong
Sreng Hong
15,083 Points

What is your question?

Guillermo Gomez
Guillermo Gomez
7,413 Points

Actually there is none, I'm not used to the way treehouse forums works -kinda similar to StackOverflow I see-, I'm used to forums like the Udacity one, where you are not asking a question for anybody to answer -you can indeed- but you just comment and talk about the situations you go through when doing the courses, other students comment theirs and everybody enrich their knowledge in the subject, like I have enrich my knowledge in CSS with the comment of Thomas Anthony. I hope this forum entry doesn't disrup the normal flow of the forum, if that's the case I'd be pleased if you delete it. : )

1 Answer

Mike Kohl
PLUS
Mike Kohl
Courses Plus Student 6,793 Points
Mike Kohl
Mike Kohl
Courses Plus Student 6,793 Points

Not sure what the question really is but it looks like the code is wrong, @media should be

@media screen and ( ....... )

Thomas Anthony
.a{fill-rule:evenodd;}techdegree
Thomas Anthony
iOS Development Techdegree Student 22,352 Points

The screen keyword defines a specific media type; that is, devices with screens (as oppose to hard media, such as print). The screen keyword is not necessary for the rule to take effect. It merely provides specificity in terms of device types.