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- Site Name:
- Author:
- Stylesheet: IE Stylesheet
- So instead of using the respond.js file to add media query support
- to IE, we're going to use LESS to create an easily readable css file.
- Here, we import all the styles the standard stylesheet gets, only
- without the media queries. No need to worry about editing anything!
- ******************************************************************/
- /*
- Base.css contains the main mobile styles and is called in the
- header. This way mobile devices get ONLY the styles that apply
- to them. No muss, no fuss.
- normalize.css and the mixins are also called within that base file
- Now we call the files that contain all the CSS. This means
- you don't have to maintain an IE stylesheet AND a standard
- responsive stylesheet.
- */
- @import "481up";
- @import "768up";
- @import "1030up";
- /*
- you can call the larger styles if you want, but there's really no need
- */
- /******************************************************************
- ADDITIONAL IE FIXES
- These fixes are now ONLY seen by IE, so you don't have to worry
- about using prefixes, although it's best practice. For more info
- on using Modernizr classes, check out this link:
- http://www.modernizr.com/docs/
- ******************************************************************/
- /*
- For example, you can use something like:
- .no-textshadow .class { ... }
- You can also target specific versions by using something like:
- .ie7 .class { ... }
- */
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