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an example of max-width: 960 canceling other media query blocks

I'm confused because the logo should be hidden if width is less than 748px. However all sizes below 960px width show the logo.

What am I missing here?

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(In the screenshot of the screen) I see that the max-width: 768px media query is declared before max-width: 960px which is incorrect. Media queries that only use max-width should be sorted descending. Let us assume that you declare media queries in this order:

  1. (max-width: 768px)
  2. (max-width: 960px)

If your screen is 400px wide then both media queries will match the condition. In this case the media query block declared later wins.

Solution:

Sort your max-width rules descending (larger widths first).

Or use mutually exclusive media query blocks such as this:

  • (min-width: 961px)
  • (min-width: 769px) and (max-width: 960px)
  • (max-width: 768px)

In this case order does not matter.


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