Why media query is not working in mobile?
Why media query is not working in mobile?
Mobile Media Query Not Working If your queries are working in a browser but not on mobile, you might have forgotten to set the viewport and default zoom. This tells the browser to render pages according to the width of the device. Adding it often does the trick for making mobile breakpoints work.
Why media queries are bad?
Media queries are great for adapting layouts to various screen sizes, but terrible for creating modular designs. Modular CSS is already hard enough, and media queries provide very little to no help. Truly modular layouts need to respond to the sizes of containers, not just to the viewport’s size.
How do you inspect a media query?
Use the Media Query Inspector to inspect and trigger the registered breakpoints on a page. In Device Mode, click the icon which looks like staggered bars in the upper left corner of the page, the MQI opens. You can trigger the various breakpoints with a click on a bar.
How do I check media queries?
Media Query Viewer
- Open Chrome/Edge DevTools.
- Enable Mobile view.
- Ensure select “Responsive” on the device list.
- Select “show media queries”
How can I make my page responsive without using media query?
With Grid & Flexbox, you can certainly make responsive websites without specifying media query breakpoints. Okay, let’s dive into the CSS. CSS is a cornerstone technology of the World Wide Web, alongside HTML and JavaScript. properties first….How is it Possible with CSS?
- flex-grow.
- flex-shrink.
- flex-basis.
Do media queries slow down?
Actually placing media queries directly in the head section of your page will cause your pages to load much faster than linking to them. Also, linking to an external style sheet for any reason will slow down the page load time as well.
Are media queries still used?
Note that we’re still using media queries in this approach, but it’s the element itself that is driving the responsive behavior rather than defining breakpoints in the CSS. The media queries are added appropriately to scale with the sizes of the picture: Any thing smaller than 400px gets picture-sm.