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Responsive images using CSS3 Future CSS implementations should allow for some form of responsive images via CSS alone. This is an early idea for how that might be done. However, a significant drawback is that it would not prevent both “mobile optimised” and larger size images from being requested at larger screen resolutions. Note that the CSS presented here is not supported in any browsers at the time of writing. This method relies on the use of @media queries, CSS3 generated content, and the CSS3 extension to the attr() function. The principles are basically the same as those underpinning Filament Group’s work on Responsive Images. Using CSS @media queries you can target devices above certain widths. CSS3 generated content allows you to replace the content of any element using the content property. By combining the content property with the CSS3 extension to attr(), you will be able to specify that an attribute’s value is interpreted as the URL part of a url() expression. Fork the Gist

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