Media query mixins for common devices.
Credit and special thanks goes to CSS-Tricks.com for providing the actual media queries, which we simply converted to mixins for rule and orientation pass-through.
All mixins will take one @rules
argument and an optional @orientation
argument. Omitting the
@orientation
argument will enforce the rule on both orientations.
Example contract:
.tablets(@rules)
.tablets(@rules, @orientation)
This allows targeting all tablets in either orientation like so:
.tablets({ margin : 20px; });
Or, specifying unique rules respectively:
.tablets({ margin : 20px; }, portrait);
.tablets({ margin : 40px; }, landscape);
Example:
@import '/bower_components/responsiveless/index'
.some-element-class {
font-size : 1.5rem;
background-color : #EFEFEF;
color : #000;
.phones({
color : red;
}, portrait);
.tablets({
color : blue;
}, portrait);
}
The mixins are inclusively hierarchical, meaning .phones()
will leverage rules from .iPhones()
, which will
leverage rules from .iPhone4()
, .iPhone5()
, .iPhone6()
, and .iPhone6Plus()
, for example. Due to the way the
rules were written, some targeting overlap will occur.
All mixins invoked with (@rules, [@orientation])
:
.laptops
.retina
.nonRetina
.phones
.galaxyPhones
.galaxyS3
.galaxyS4
.galaxyS5
.htcPhones
.htcOne
.iPhones
.iPhone4
.iPhone5
.iPhone6
.iPhone6Plus
.tablets
.galaxyTablets
.galaxyTab10
.iPads
.iPad1stGen
.iPad1
.iPad2
.iPad2ndGen
.iPad3
.iPad4
.iPadMini
.kindleFireTablets
.kindleFire7Inch
.kindleFire8Point9Inch
.nexusTablets
.asusNexus7
.wearables
.appleWearables
.appleWatch
.motoWearables
.moto360