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this is incorrect. almost every modern WYSIWYG editor includes support for media queries.
by tribby 10y ago
this is incorrect. almost every modern WYSIWYG editor includes support for media queries.
- flukus 10y agoPeople that understand media queries don't need WYSIWYG editors. And there are still issues like css being polite suggestions rather than rules a browser has to follow. Firefox recently introduced a readability mode for instance.
- coldtea 10y ago>People that understand media queries don't need WYSIWYG editors. That's wrong, and analogous to saying that people who understand low level programming don't need IDEs.
- FroshKiller 10y agoBut CSS styling pretty much is a polite suggestion. The browser's job is to retrieve and display content according to the user's needs and preferences. If the designer and the user disagree about whether an unvisited link should be underlined and blue, the user wins. If the designer and the user disagree about whether a page should contain images, the user wins.