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I have a very specific question related to CSS adaptive layout.
I have seen example on certain websites where say you have a 3-column layout shown for a particular resolution (or say desktop)….Now when the screen size reduces (say for a mobile device), the same layout now displays as a 2-column layout.
What are the specific CSS attributes which make this possible and what is the best way to create such adaptive layouts ?
The technique is known as responsive design and is achieved with media queries