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With this code:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="media/css/mobile.css" media="handheld"/> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="media/css/screen.css" media="screen"/>
on my N78 the nokia's default browser and opera mini ...
Started by Andrea Ambu on
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Instead of trying to type everything here, have a look-stylesheet
Using the iPhone as an example:
<link media="only screen and (max-device-width: 480px)" href="iPhone.css" type="text/css....
It doesn't support media query.
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When I insert a DVD or CD, I want to programmatically know what type of media(DVD or CD) is it.
Started by ThorDivDev on
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Although a one can perform an educated guess.
Dvd drive but not if it contains a CD or DVD as media.
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In the webbrowser control, I want to set the media type = print. So it will display the contents in print preview mode. Is this possible and how to do it?
Started by Priyank Bolia on
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type="text/css" href="path/to/print.css" media="print" />
Creating print preview pageSimulate a print preview with CSS by setting the media property to print -
<link rel="stylesheet the attribute media="print" to ....
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Anyone know the list of available application/… media types? It is because my website will be having different types of downable documents such as doc , docx , txt , pdf etc.
I need to know the available application/… for the HTTP header.
Started by redcoder on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Here's a list of MIME types:
http://www.w3schools.com/media/media.
Subtypes can be found here.
Mimeref.asp
If you’re not sure about the media type, you can always use application/octet-stream .
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In my attempt to redesign an existing application using REST architectural style, I came across a problem which I would like to term as "Mediatype Explosion". However, I am not sure if this is really a problem or an inherent benefit of REST. To explain...
Started by Suresh Kumar on
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So you could have just one media type, say "application/xml", and then your XML types required is to use ....
You're using the media type to convey details of your data that should be stored in the representation itself.
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I looked around and didn't see this question asked yet.
What's a reliable way in Javascript to determine the media type (e.g. screen, print, handheld) of the page? I've seen references to document.styleSheets[0].media , but I've had no luck using this...
Started by Phantom Watson on
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I think you can do this for every type and just check if the statement/forum/showthread.php?t=82453
IE:
if ....
It's basically using the @media rules for I think :(
See if this works...
Turfed this up and a jquery plugin if that's any use .
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This sounds like a stupid question (to me), but I've searched and I can't find anywhere that seems to talk about it. Where is the media type for an agent set - is it hard-coded by the browser (or whatever) or is this configurable (specifically, IE)?
I...
Started by Mad Halfling on
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It can if this isn't possible....
The HTTP Header's "User-Agent" is how a browser 'tells' the web server what type of browser it is.
Them as a different media type so they will automatically load the correct CSS with no server-side.
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I am currently creating a set of custom media types for a RESTful api (e.g. application/vnd.mycompany.foo+xml) and I'm trying to identify the pros and cons of two different ways of exposing hypermedia links.
If I first consider what other media types ...
Started by Darrel Miller on
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Personally I like the second....
There are a few places in the Atom spec where a link with no relation is considered the default link (whether they call is "self" or "source" I don't remember) .
I believe semantically your two Atom examples are equivalent.
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While Handheld option is available in CSS then why some people use different subdomain and make different site for mobile?
Started by jitendra on
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Using CSS....
That, and the Blackberry Browser (and possibly the iPhone) identifies itself as a mobile device (depending on settings)...but could theoretically be able to display the full page .
My guess is to make the distinction more apparent to the user .
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Surprised you social media types didn't post this yet well here it is..12 milliion+ views in 5 days
Started by rutakin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gtamotorcycle):
Re: surprised....
If each of those three the guitar up.
Been: surprised you social media types didn't post this yet it's not that impressive...
Re: surprised you social media types didn't post this yet Liked these guys for awhile.
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