CSS Rules

Description

This code snippet provides a mechanism to control the visibility of content based on the device type (desktop or mobile) using CSS rules and HTML elements.

CSS Rule

CSS Rule	Description
`[d-dk] .someclass`	Applies styles to `.someclass` on desktop devices only.
`[d-mb] .someclass`	Applies styles to `.someclass` on mobile devices only.
`.no-s-dk`	Hides the element on screens wider than or equal to 768px.
`.no-s-mb`	Hides the element on screens narrower than 768px.
`.no-d-dk`	Hides the element on desktop devices.
`.no-d-mb`	Hides the element on mobile devices.
`.no-t-light-flex`, `.no-t-light`	Hides elements with these classes.
`.no-t-light-flex`	Displays elements with these classes when the theme is dark and has `.no-t-light-flex`.
`.no-t-light`	Displays elements with these classes when the theme is dark and has `.no-t-light`.
`.no-t-dark`	Hides elements with these classes when the theme is dark.

devices Rules

.snippet: This class sets the display property to none, hiding the element.
[d-dk] .example-desktop: This selector targets elements with the class example-desktop within a specific attribute [d-dk] (not defined in the snippet). It sets their display property to block, making them visible on desktop devices.
[d-mb] .example-mobile: This selector targets elements with the class example-mobile within a specific attribute [d-mb] (not defined in the snippet). It sets their display property to block, making them visible on mobile devices.

device Attributes

[d-dk]: This attribute selector targets elements within a specific attribute (not defined in the snippet), presumably indicating a desktop device.
[d-mb]: This attribute selector targets elements within a specific attribute (not defined in the snippet), presumably indicating a mobile device.

HTML Usage

 .snippet {
        display: none;
    }

    [d-dk] .example-desktop {
        display: block;
    }

    [d-mb] .example-mobile {
        display: block;
        /* .... */
    }

<div class="example-desktop snippet">
    Content for desktop
</div>
<div class="example-desktop snippet">
    Another content for desktop
</div>
<div class="example-mobile snippet">
    Content for mobile
</div>

<div class="no-d-mb">
    Content for desktop
</div>
<div class="no-d-dk">
    Content for mobile
</div>

theme Rules

<div class="no-t-light-flex">
    Content displayed flexibly in dark mode
</div>
<div class="no-t-light">
    Content displayed in light mode
</div>
<div class="no-t-dark">
    Content hidden in dark mode
</div>

In this example, the following classes are used:

no-t-light-flex: Displays content flexibly in dark mode.
no-t-light: Displays content in light mode.
no-t-dark: Hides content in dark mode.

screens Rules

<div class="no-s-dk">
    Content hidden on screens wider than or equal to 768px
</div>
<div class="no-s-mb">
    Content hidden on screens narrower than 768px
</div>