In this CSS tutorial, I go over the @media rule. With the media rule, you can specify different styles depending on in user is printing a web page or viewing on their screen. You can even set according to screen sizes.
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CSS Tutorial 43 - Animation Properties
CSS Tutorial 42 - Transition properties
CSS Tutorial 41 - Transform property (translate, scale, skew and rotate)
CSS Tutorial 40 - @media rule in CSS
CSS Tutorial 39 - Adding Multiple Columns to Elements
CSS Tutorial 38 - object fit property
CSS Tutorial 37 - box-sizing property
CSS Tutorial 36 - Making HTML Elements Resizable
CSS Tutorial 35 - Attribute Selectors
CSS Tutorial 34 - Opacity Property
CSS Tutorial 33 - CSS Counter Properties
CSS tutorial 32 - Override With !important Rule
CSS Tutorial 31 - z-index Property
CSS Tutorial 30 - Pseudo Elements
CSS Tutorial 29 - Pseudo Classes
CSS Tutorial 28 - Float and Clear Properties
CSS Tutorial 27 - Overflow Property
CSS Tutorial 26 - Position Properties
CSS Tutorial 25 - Display and Visibility Properties
CSS tutorial 24 - Styling Tables
CSS Tutorial 23 - List properties
CSS Tutorial 22 - Styling Links
CSS tutorial 21 - Using @font-face for Custom Fonts
CSS Tutorial 20 - Text Font Properties