HTML5 & CSS media attributes media queries question

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I was wondering what does the operators and, only, not and the comma , do and mean when used with the media queries?

Are there any other operators that can be used with the media queries?

SpliFF · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-18 07:27:49Z

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Please read the Media Queries Specification, it's only 1 page long. In summary though:

and means both things must match
, means one of the things must match
not means the query is true when it doesn't match
only is mentioned in the spec but I can't find a definition. I suspect it does nothing.

edited Apr 18, 2011 at 7:27

answered Apr 18, 2011 at 7:22

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chellio Over a year ago

are these the only operators for media queries?

SpliFF Over a year ago

no, there's min- and max- variations on some keywords as well. all is a reserved word as well (meaning all media types). Your answers are in the linked specification.

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