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The CSS media monitor is a test suite and browser conformance guide for media dependent style sheets. Create robust printer friendly pages and learn best practice for all CSS media types.

Quick start: Read our media dependent style sheet glossary for CSS media.

Google Chrome media style sheet conformance

Google Chrome is based on the WebKit engine used for the Safari browser, so its no surprise its media dependent style sheet conformance is complete. The CSS media monitor test suite and browser conformance guide has full details and best practice.

Media dependent style sheets FAQ

Media style sheet questions

Paged media questions

Print headers, footers and margins

Print media styling

CSS print media style sheets

Print media style sheets have broad browser support and can be used to create printer friendly pages. Check our CSS print media browser conformance guide to ensure browser compatibility for this media type.

Projection media styles

Create a Powerpoint presentation style for your Web pages: our projection media browser conformance guide includes best practice for for projection media style sheets with test case comparisons.

Look back at media style sheet compatibility: Projecting your style includes CSS hiding techniques that can still be used today.

Anchor Points: external links

These external links are drawn from articles in the CSS media monitor subsection, part of the site-wide Anchor Points section.

CSS2 media style sheets

The W3C CSS2 recommendation, Section 7: Media types gives an overview of media dependent stylesheets and Section 19: Aural style sheets gives further detail.
Opera Software implements projection media stylesheets in its Opera Web browser.
T.V. Raman initiated the aural media part of the W3C recommendation and developed EmacSpeak, a Web browser that supports aural stylesheets.
Braille Script from Penn State University explains the tecnicalities of rendering braille using Unicode fonts in Web browsers.

CSS3 Media Queries

Media Queries W3C Candidate Recommendation by Håkon Lie, Tantek Çelik and Daniel Glazman

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