CSS3 'device-width' is not being recognised.
CSS3 'device-width' is not being recognised by Firefox for Android - therefore, no CSS3 is being applied.
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The 'device-width' is recognised by many mobile browsers, but not Firefox for Android.
Below is a section of CSS3 I have used:
/* Phone (Portrait/480px) */
@media only screen and (device-width:320px) and (orientation:portrait) {
/*style goes here*/ }
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Hi,
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Do you have Firefox 23 for Android?
Try this test page: http://dev.jeffersonscher.com/device-width.html
@jscher2000, this is great. I am specifically targeting specific devices and this has just made it even easier.
To make things more complicated, when I viewed the test page in the stock browser on Gingerbread, the detected width didn't change when rotating from portrait to landscape (the background color did change). I haven't tried any other browsers on this phone -- no more memory!
Yes, I found this too. It seems like 'device-width' functions differently - dependent on the browser being used. I found that the Samsung Galaxy S4 Note 2 has a CSS3 resolution of 360x1080.