I can probably create a single line responsive to HTML targeting specific element with Yogurt such as:
Using Fluid utility module: set the margin, padding, and font size adaptively adjust with different screen width.
<!-- example in HTML --><yclass="fluid m-min-lg m-max-sm p-min-sm p-max-lg text-min-lg text-min-md">
...
</y>
// example in CSSbody{@extend.fluid,.m-min-lg,.m-max-sm,.p-min-sm,.p-max-lg.text-min-lg,.text-min-md;}
Or using a native responsive variant utility: on the mobile screen an element width is max, the tablet screen is max, the laptop screen is small, the desktop screen is extra small.
<!-- example in HTML --><yclass="sm:max-w-full md:max-w-full lg:max-w-sm 2k:max-w-xs">
...
</y>
// example in CSSbody{@extend.sm:\max-w-full,.md:\max-w-full,.lg:\max-w-sm,.\32k:\max-w-x;}
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I can probably create a single line responsive to HTML targeting specific element with Yogurt such as:
Using Fluid utility module: set the margin, padding, and font size adaptively adjust with different screen width.
Or using a native responsive variant utility: on the mobile screen an element width is max, the tablet screen is max, the laptop screen is small, the desktop screen is extra small.