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CSS Media Type and Media Queries Tutorials

Media types are a wonderful option which can be used with the help of CSS. Actually media types give an opportunity to demonstrate the same content in quite different ways. You would be able to send one group of styles to different devices. This feature is extremely useful in our time of smartphones and tablets. The best extension of media type for this activity is media query. But anyway the functionality is more than making the design responsive.

I think the capability of CSS media type would be helpful for everyone working with so widespread HTML. That’s why below I would like to represent a list of 12 media type and media queries tutorials.

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Media Types and Media Queries in CSS

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An Introduction to CSS3 Media Queries

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Introduction to media queries – Part 1: What are media queries?

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Introduction to media queries – Part 2: Building a responsive design

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Mozilla CSS Media Queries

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CSS Media Queries & Using Available Space

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Media Queries

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How To Use CSS3 Media Queries To Create a Mobile Version of Your Website

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Target iPhone and iPad with CSS3 Media Queries

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How to use CSS3 Orientation Media Queries

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Quick Tip: A Crash-Course in CSS Media Queries

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Essential Considerations for Crafting Quality Media Queries

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I’ve tried to place the tuts in the certain order: from the introducing level to more difficult concepts.

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