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element-match-media

v0.0.3

Published

Like window.matchMedia() but for HTML elements

Downloads

2,096

Readme

element-match-media

Like window.matchMedia() but for HTML elements.

About

Parse media queries from the context of an element.

Usage

elementMatchMedia(element, mediaQueryString)
  • element is a reference to a DOM node, or a string representing a CSS selector to match with document.querySelector()
  • mediaQueryString is a string containing a media query

This function evaluates the mediaQueryString as though the viewport's dimensions matched those of the element given to the function. It returns the MediaQueryList object.

Most of the time you use this you'll probably be wanting to check the .matches property to see whether the media query evaluates to true or false.

View tests

Demos

Here are some basic demos showing different ways you might hook this plugin up to work with custom selectors or properties in CSS:

.minwidth {
  --breakpoint: (min-width: 300px) {
    border-color: limegreen;
    background: greenyellow;
  };
}
.minwidth[--breakpoint="(min-width: 300px)"] {
  border-color: limegreen;
  background: greenyellow;
}