> I tried to give examples of the type of adaption possible but they haven't > made it into the draft > http://www.w3.org/2005/MWI/BPWG/Group/Drafts/BestPractices-2.0/ED-mobile-bp2-20090619#bp-devcap-scripting > > How about > > "CSS Media Queries: Media queries allow developers to apply style rules > depending on certain attributes of the device. See Media Queries [CSSMQ]. > For adaptation that requires reformatting of layout, fonts, background > images, colours or hiding elements from mobile devices, this may be the > simplest method for the developer" > > or some such? > > bruce > Apologies for that, Bruce, I was probably over zealous with the trimming. I like the text you give here and will update the draft. re: Chaal's question: > More to the point, this calls into question the strength of "prefer server > side techniques". While it is clear that those are more powerful, and can > reduce the amount of content sent to the client, they are more complicated > and are not necessarily available. Isn't the difference here that we're talking about Web *applications* rather than simple content. That you can modify layout etc with stylesheets is kind of taken as read. We should probably call this out more explicitly.
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