Viewport vs Percentage Units | bitsofcode
In my article about CSS font sizes, I wrote about the (relatively) new viewport units. These units - vw, vh, vmin, and vmax - are based on the size of the browser viewport. Because their actual size changes depending on the viewport size, this makes them great units for responsive design. Although in my previous post I argued against using these units for font sizes, they can be very useful for de
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New minimal UI mode and old bugs on Safari by Maximiliano Firtman Twitter @firt About Newsletter Published 11 years ago (13 Apr 2014) About 6 min reading time #ios #safari #homescreen webapp As you might know, iOS 7.0  included one of the buggiest browsers of all time for iPhones and iPads. After 5 months we have now the 7.1 update that wants to give some fresh air to web developers. Let’s see if
Meta viewport
Back to the index. Last major update on 13 April 2014. The meta viewport was originally invented by Apple for the iPhone. Since web developers started to use it a lot, other mobile browsers also implemented it, including the parts that don’t make sense. Meanwhile W3C has reverse-engineered a specification. Although I’d love to study it more and compare it to my findings, I’m afraid it’s so densely
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Tyson Matanich
Using JavaScript to get the actual viewport widthResponsive Web design is making a positive and lasting impact to the web as we know it. Along with most change comes new scenarios. I think it's safe to say that supporting a flexible viewport is at the top of the list. While CSS if often enough, sometimes JavaScript is required. Currently, there are several outdated and incorrect ways to get the vi
Vexing Viewports
This agreement has never been more important. That’s why it always hurts when a device or browser maker does something that goes against our agreement. Especially when they’re a very visible and trusted friend of the web—like Apple. You see, Apple’s newest tablet, the iPad Mini, creates a vexing situation: Its device-width viewport tag defaults to the same values as Apple’s original iPad (768×1024
A tale of two viewports — part two
Related files: Part one of this article, about desktop browsers. Compatibility tables. The full list of browsers can also be found here. Test page. Many thanks to Grace Kloba (Google), David Storey and Anne van Kesteren (Opera), Mike O'Malley (Microsoft), Kartikaya Gupta and George Staikos (RIM), and Mark Finkle (Mozilla) for reviewing earlier versions of this piece and providing me with valuable
Browser compatibility — viewports
Here’s the inevitable compatibility table that goes with my viewport research. It treats the viewports themselves as well as some related items. position: fixed was moved to the CSS test pages. Definitions See this blog post for my current viewport definitions, and A tale of two viewports for explanations of CSS and device pixels. See the visualisation for a clear idea of what the viewports are in
A tale of two viewports — part one
In this mini-series I will explain how viewports and the widths of various important elements work, such as the <html> element, as well as the window and the screen. This page is about the desktop browsers, and its sole purpose is to set the stage for a similar discussion of the mobile browsers. Most web developers will already intuitively understand most desktop concepts. On mobile we’ll find the
Device and Viewport Size In JavaScript
jQuery(window).width() uses document.documentElement.clientWidth and is regarded as cross-browser compatible. Directly using .clientWidth is faster and equally compatible. The tables below compare these live against the inner/outer methods to determine the most accurate method: verge wins because it normalizes browser nuances to accurately match @media breakpoints. width methods live output
Viewport Selectors for jQuery -
22 January 2008 Viewport ads couple of extra selectors to jQuery. With these selectors you can check whether element is inside or outside of viewport. To see how it works check the demo. How to use? Viewport selectors depend on jQuery and dimensions (dimensions is now in jQuery core). Include them in your header: <script src="jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="jquery.dimensio
Responsive viewport units (vw, vh, and vmin)
With all this new fangled talk of responsive web design, its about time that we had a poster child CSS unit to go with it. So move over em, CSS3 Values and Units introduces a bunch of new viewport units that are getting ready for their time in the limelight. Motorola recently implemented support for these viewport length units and they’ve now found their way into Chrome Canary, so we can now start
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Using the viewport meta tag to control layout on mobile browsers - Mozilla | MDN
Using the viewport meta tag to control layout on mobile browsers Background The browser's viewport is the area of the window in which web content can be seen. This is often not the same size as the rendered page, in which case the browser provides scrollbars for the user to scroll around and access all the content. Narrow screen devices (e.g. mobiles) render pages in a virtual window or viewport,
A pixel is not a pixel is not a pixel - QuirksBlog
Yesterday John Gruber wrote about the upped pixel density in the upcoming iPhone (960x640 instead of 480x320), and why Apple did this. He also wondered what the consequences for web developers would be. Now I happen to be deeply engaged in cross-browser research of widths and heights on mobile phones, and can state with reasonable certainty that in 99% of the cases these changes will not impact we
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