Turns out it makes more sense to add the respond480 class to the line rather than the unit. Not surprising. The following code works rather well for modern browsers.
I used the child selector to simplify things -- though it may be possible to do a workaround, older browsers (IE . Unit { width: auto; float: none; } } I was digging through the OOCSS source, and came across grids/grids_iphone. Css This lends some credibility to my strategy.
Anyone know if! Important is mandatory? Selectivity seems work for me without it -- probably due to the two class selectors media screen and (max-width: 319px) { .
Unit { float: none! Important; width: auto! Important; } } And here's a page showing it in action I used Nicole Sullivan's grid test from Arnaud Gueras, but with more filler text.
Note that I left one 2of2 segment purposefully un-linearized, to demonstrate that it's not necessary to linearize everything.
Turns out it makes more sense to add the respond480 class to the line rather than the unit. Not surprising. The following code works rather well for modern browsers.
I used the child selector to simplify things -- though it may be possible to do a workaround, older browsers (IE . Unit { width: auto; float: none; } } I was digging through the OOCSS source, and came across grids/grids_iphone.css. This lends some credibility to my strategy.
Anyone know if! Important is mandatory? Selectivity seems work for me without it -- probably due to the two class selectors.
@media screen and (max-width: 319px) { . Unit { float: none! Important; width: auto!
Important; } } And here's a page showing it in action. I used Nicole Sullivan's grid test from Arnaud Gueras, but with more filler text. Note that I left one 2of2 segment purposefully un-linearized, to demonstrate that it's not necessary to linearize everything.
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