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May 9, 2016 01:00 pm GMT
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Simple State Manager: Responsive Web Design Made Easy
Media queries allow you to react to changes in width and height of the browser’s display area. When the browser window is changed on desktop devices, or when a mobile device is changed from portrait to landscape mode, fitting stylesheets can be applied immediately with CSS and media queries. Control the behavior of the media queries via JavaScript using the JavaScript tool Simple State Manager. That’s useful, as now and then, it is necessary to react to size changes of the display area via JavaScript. The JavaScript Simple State Manager by Jonathan Fielding from London was first presented in June 2013 and has experienced a rapid development since then. The Simple State Manager (SSM) doesn’t have any other dependencies aside from JavaScript and is designed to be fully available with a simple link integration or via a browser. Simple State Manager: Defining States Assuming that you’ve correctly implemented the SSM in your document, this is how we continue. First, so-called “States” need to be defined. Within these states, the width of the display area to which the SSM should react to is determined. Here, define the minimum and maximum values. A reaction to the display area’s height is unprovided for. […]Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Noupe/~3/HceNjwJ5aMM/simple-state-manager-97499.html
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