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css-element-queries - CSS-Element-Queries Polyfill
Element Queries is a polyfill adding support for element based media-queries to all new browsers (incl. IE7+). It allows not only to define media-queries based on window-size but also adds 'media-queries' functionality depending on element (any selector supported) size while not causing performance lags due to event based implementation. It's a proof-of-concept event-based CSS element dimension query with valid CSS selector syntax.
css media-query element-query responsivereact-sizeme - Make your React Components aware of their width and height!
Give your Components the ability to have render logic based on their height and/or width. Responsive design on the Component level. This allows you to create highly reusable components that can adapt to wherever they are rendered. The following configuration options are available. Please see the usage docs for how to pass these configuration values into either the component or higher order function.
react react-component element-queries element-query utility librarycq-prolyfill - Prolyfill for CSS Container Queries
This is a prolyfill for a special version of container queries (aka element queries). You can read more about the idea and how they work internally in this article. For more information take a look at the usage documentation.
css container-queries element-queries rwd container-query element-query prolyfill prollyfill polyfill browser postcss postcss-pluginreact-bounds - :left_right_arrow: The Future of Media Queries
Like Media Queries - Set min and max values like breakpoints. Use the Bounds in JS - Active bounds are passed down as props.
react react-tool element-query media-query modular-componentsreact-element-query - Element queries for react components.
Once you start thinking in components, media queries, which are reliant on the size of the whole screen, don't work well because components are frequently not the full screen-width. Element queries solve this, but CSS won't have element queries for a while. eq.js does a good job, but it doesn't play nicely with React. Besides which, using the React render pipeline has some nice performance and API benefits.
css element-query reactember-element-query - Element queries for Ember
This Ember addon lets you apply styles to elements conditionally based on their own width, instead of using media queries based on window width. It lets you implement reusable responsive components — with encapsulated styles, decoupled from their parent context. Such components will realign their content depending on how much space is available to them.
ember-addon element-queries element-query e-q responsive-web-design responsive rwd eq ember sass scss slice slices breakpoint-slicer media-query media-querieselement-resize-event - Library to make it easy to listen for element resize events
Polyfill to make it easy to listen for element resize events
event resize element-query element-queriesreact-component-query - Component queries in React
Accepts an array of key-value pairs which will be your query. It uses React Measure under the hood to detect component changes and pass down matchedQueries, matchedProps, and dimensions into your component. Each object in the queries array requires at least two properties: name and breakpoint.
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