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Isn't this just serving a standard HTML webpage using different CSS dependent on the device? So, basically using a developed version of media="screen, mobile"?
by run4yourlives 16y ago
Isn't this just serving a standard HTML webpage using different CSS dependent on the device?
So, basically using a developed version of media="screen, mobile"?
If so that's pretty brilliant marketing.
- fortes 16y agoI would love it if something that simple worked. CSS column support is fairly primitive: You can't do columns with different heights, or have images that span columns. Also, there's no native way of doing pagination, so which cripples columns in most cases (you'd have to scroll down to the end of one column, then scroll back up to the start of the other).
- angstrom 16y agoCurious, since the content has to re-flow based on the available space is it possible to reference locations within the content without needed to manually page to the content?