CHAPTER 25
Media
CSS provides a way to present documents differently, depending on the device on which they are viewed. Such conditional style rules are placed within a media rule, which consists of @media, followed by an expression that limits the scope and a set of curly brackets that encloses the conditional style rules.
@media screen { /* screen devices only */}
Media types
The media type condition, which was introduced in CSS 2, lists the following valid values, including the default value all for targeting all device types:
all | aural | braille | handheld | print | projection | screen | tty | tv |embossed
Unfortunately, the media type ...
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