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I wrote about browser viewport statistics in November and how we spend far too much time measuring and focusing on screen resolution where we should be concentrating on browser viewport size.
With just a simple bit of Google Analytics event tracking code you can collect some basic viewport size statistics for your website.
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Yesterday I published the CSS2 and Backgrounds & Borders mobile tables.
CSS2 is the table that contains all properties that were never redefined in any CSS3 module. It includes such vital properties as display, position, andoverflow. Backgrounds & Borders, despite the name, is mostly about backgrounds and a few miscellaneous properties. I test border-radius, but the other border-related property, border-image, is WAY too complicated for me.
On mobile there are three declarations that merit particular attention: overflow: auto, position: fixed, and background-attachment. Despite their apparent differences they have one important aspect in common: there is now an element that should be scrolled and moved (or not scrolled or moved) separately from the page as a whole. That turns out to be a challenge for many mobile browsers. Delete the scoop?
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