Peter – of course it’s a bit of a hack – it has to be. There’s no specified way to deal with what is a essentially a new problem. That what the web does – we find a problem, hack and solution together, evaluate it, refine the idea, hack together a new solution and so on.
The reason for using server-side code (be it PHP or whatever) is that image files are being generated to match the breakpoints as needed. You can’t achieve that with client-side JavaScript.
Drew McLellan
Peter – of course it’s a bit of a hack – it has to be. There’s no specified way to deal with what is a essentially a new problem. That what the web does – we find a problem, hack and solution together, evaluate it, refine the idea, hack together a new solution and so on.
The reason for using server-side code (be it PHP or whatever) is that image files are being generated to match the breakpoints as needed. You can’t achieve that with client-side JavaScript.