- From: Kevin Mack <kmack418@gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2014 16:39:16 -0400
- To: "public-respimg@w3.org" <public-respimg@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <CALvLtk5tZ-_n23zcq_eK4S1JU0LuyC9Dn3PgFBwg1d4+GO4vVw@mail.gmail.com>
Hello hello! With the success of Picture Element/@srcset, I feel we should continue the momentum. I have a suggestion for two new media-query types, they are: *content* and "*selector*" (including pseudo selectors) queries. Both would utilize the same media-query features that already exist and extend the use of media-queries to create more modular, portable, reusable code. The idea is have a solutions for the "Element Query" and "Content Query", which has been handled frequently by JavaScript. The* Element Query* would work similar to how an iframe works within a container – the container has the constraints of width and the content inside the iframe has a client width of the container. Here's one use-case of what I imagine the Element Query working like: *<style>* * .container {* * max-width: 1000px;* * margin-right: auto;* * margin-left: auto;* * }* * .nav {* * display: block;* * margin-top: 0;* * margin-bottom: 0;* * padding-left: 0;* * list-style: none;* * }* * @media .nav and (max-width: 800px) {* * .nav__item {* * display: block;* * }* * }* * @media .nav and (min-width: 801px) {* * .nav__item {* * display: inline-block;* * }* * }* *</style>* *<div class="container">* * <ul class="nav">* * <li class="nav__item">* * <a href="#">* * Lorem ipsum dolor* * </a>* * </li>* * <li class="nav__item">* * <a href="#">* * Consectetur adipisicing elit* * </a>* * </li>* * <li class="nav__item">* * <a href="#">* * Impedit ut accusamus* * </a>* * </li>* * <li class="nav__item">* * <a href="#">* * Lorem ipsum dolor* * </a>* * </li>* * </ul>* *</div>* Second is the *Content Query* that's best described in this example: if I have two headlines, "This Is My Title" and "This Is A REALLY Long Title for a Section". If the content has a max-width of 30em, then apply a fixed max-width to make the title look "more presentable" at a larger viewport. *<style>* * @media content and (min-width: 30em) {* * .section-title {* * max-width: 16em;* * }* * }* *</style>* *<h1>* * This Is A Title* *</h1>* *<h1 class="section-title">* * This Is A REALLY Long Title* * for a Section* *</h1>* I am eager to see solutions like these in place, it would dramatically reduce development time and promote best practices for developing CSS/HTML in a responsive experience. Thoughts? - *Kevin Mack*
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