I was talking about this technique at a workshop recently and Andreas Nebiker pointed out that it feels a little wrong having to specify the breakpoint (640 pixels in this case) in two different places: the CSSand the JavaScript. He pointed out that you could instead test for some updated CSS value in the JavaScript.
I’ve written some more about it on my blog if you’d like to know more. Basically it means you only have to specify your breakpoint once: in the CSS.
Jeremy Keith
I was talking about this technique at a workshop recently and Andreas Nebiker pointed out that it feels a little wrong having to specify the breakpoint (640 pixels in this case) in two different places: the CSS and the JavaScript. He pointed out that you could instead test for some updated CSS value in the JavaScript.
I’ve written some more about it on my blog if you’d like to know more. Basically it means you only have to specify your breakpoint once: in the CSS.