CSS3 Media Queries
With the rapid growth and immanent surpassing of mobile web browsing over desktop/laptop web browsing, screen size and fluidity is now more of an issue than ever before. Luckily, CSS3 has come to the rescue with it’s far more advanced upgrade of media queries. Remember those @print stylesheets that you always thought would be a good idea to use, but never actually did? Well, now you can take that idea and expand on it, adding some functionality to it and accommodating varying screen sizes and mobile devices.
Pure HTML/CSS/SVG awesomeness.
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Any designer or developer who has used Chrome for more than 2 minutes knows that it has its… limitations. The pros of its speed and stability certain come with some cons.
While sadly this list doesn’t have anything to address the lack of a “view background image” option from which we are all suffering, it does have 32 other great extensions for web designers and web developers who use Google Chrome.
