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5.1 Targeting Older Browsers
Like it or not, many people still use older versions of Internet Explorer, and many of the legacy browsers out there don’t support the use of media queries. In this lesson we’ll discuss a couple of approaches to overcoming this issue.
Related Links1.Introduction
1.1Introduction01:25
1.1
Introduction
01:25
1.2What are Media Queries?05:18
1.2
What are Media Queries?
05:18
2.Media Query Basics
2.1Viewport Width04:03
2.1
Viewport Width
04:03
2.2Simplifying Designs for Print10:09
2.2
Simplifying Designs for Print
10:09
2.3HTML and CSS Media Queries08:38
2.3
HTML and CSS Media Queries
08:38
2.4Introduction to Media Types03:31
2.4
Introduction to Media Types
03:31
3.Using Widths
3.1Max-Width Media Queries11:02
3.1
Max-Width Media Queries
11:02
3.2Resizing Content Based on Width07:58
3.2
Resizing Content Based on Width
07:58
3.3Styling the Menu11:04
3.3
Styling the Menu
11:04
3.4Creating a Menu Button05:46
3.4
Creating a Menu Button
05:46
3.5Making the Menu Animate08:49
3.5
Making the Menu Animate
08:49
3.6Logical Operators05:25
3.6
Logical Operators
05:25
4.Other Media Features
4.1Resolution Features04:16
4.1
Resolution Features
04:16
4.2Orientation and Aspect Ratio09:54
4.2
Orientation and Aspect Ratio
09:54
4.3More Media Features04:03
4.3
More Media Features
04:03
4.4Animating on Breakpoints03:42
4.4
Animating on Breakpoints
03:42
5.Conclusion
5.1Targeting Older Browsers07:57
5.1
Targeting Older Browsers
07:57
5.2The Future of Media Queries07:18
5.2
The Future of Media Queries
07:18
5.3Final Thoughts00:43
5.3
Final Thoughts
00:43
