responder 0.0.1.alpha.7 → 0.0.1

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  Magic media queries for your Compass project. You define the breakpoints, Responder takes care of the rest.
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- Forget about variables and long lists of unmanageable and unreusable mixins. Responder is the only media queries mixin you'll ever need. And it's always ready to use.
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+ Forget about long lists of unmanageable and unreusable variables and mixins. Responder is the simplest and fastest way to start using media queries in your project. In a matter of seconds you're ready to go.
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  ## Installation
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  $responder-ems-context: $my-own-context;
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- **I Prefer pixel breakpoints!** Easy:
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+ **I prefer pixel breakpoints!** Easy:
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  $responder-use-ems: false;
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  #### Breakpoint Groups
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- You might have noticed from the example above that we where able to `respond-to(mobile-only)`, but how? We didn't define any mobile (only) breakpoint in our list. Well, that's some of the magic behind Responder. It automatically creates breakpoint groups based on your breakpoint names.
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+ You might have noticed from the example above that we were able to `respond-to(mobile-only)`, but how? We didn't define any mobile (only) breakpoint in our list. Well, that's some of the magic behind Responder. It automatically creates breakpoint groups based on your breakpoint names.
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  Groups are sets of breakpoints whose names share the same root followed by a dash (-). For example `mobile` is the group Responder creates for the `mobile-portrait` and `mobile-landscape` breakpoints.
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  module Responder
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  end
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  // =============================================================================
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  // Responder
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  //
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- // Magic media queries for your Compass project. You define the breakpoints,
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  // Responder takes care of the rest.
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  //
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  // More info, installation and usage:
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- // https://github.com/danielguillan/respond-to
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+ // https://github.com/danielguillan/responder
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  //
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  // Table of contents:
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  // 1. Variables
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  name: responder
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- - alpha
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Daniel Guillan
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  bindir: bin
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- date: 2012-10-10 00:00:00 Z
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  dependencies:
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