If a user loads the website on phone in landscape that has more that 768px,
then rotates the screen into portrait, will the mobile.css file be loaded and applied?
That could make a big difference in my work. I could try that on my next project.
No, it won't be loaded by default since the media is checked on the loading time. However, you can actually call a javascript function which will add that link to head dynamically when a user rotates the screen but it depends if it fits your project needs
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I have a question on that matter.
If a user loads the website on phone in landscape that has more that 768px,
then rotates the screen into portrait, will the mobile.css file be loaded and applied?
That could make a big difference in my work. I could try that on my next project.
No, it won't be loaded by default since the media is checked on the loading time. However, you can actually call a javascript function which will add that link to head dynamically when a user rotates the screen but it depends if it fits your project needs