FYI, EQ.js doesn’t require defining breakpoints in the HTML. You can also define them in your CSS using :before, just like Elementary. When you use the included Sass mixins, though, EQ.js will add a list of selectors to a :before element on the body tag, which the script uses to initialize. This way there’s no parsing the CSS file using JS and no breakpoints in the markup.
Ted Whitehead
FYI, EQ.js doesn’t require defining breakpoints in the HTML. You can also define them in your CSS using :before, just like Elementary. When you use the included Sass mixins, though, EQ.js will add a list of selectors to a :before element on the body tag, which the script uses to initialize. This way there’s no parsing the CSS file using JS and no breakpoints in the markup.