Over-Under

Hide and show elements with media queries using class names

Add the class over[Number] or under[Number] to an element to only show it over or under a browser width.

This plugin saves the time of creating a new media query in the stylesheet just for hiding or showing an element at a certain window size.

It works by finding all classes over or under a number and creating a dymanic stylesheet with media queries to hide or show elements based on the browser width.

Since it uses a stylesheet to hide and show elements, there is no need to continually read the DOM as the window is resized.

Example

To show an element only when the browser is over 500 pixels wide...

<div class="over500">This only shows up when the window is over 500 pixels wide.</div>

To only show an element when the browser is over 500 pixels and under 800 pixels...

<div class="over500 under800">This only shows up when the window is over 500 pixels and under 800.</div>

How To

First, include the plugin in the head of your document (or at the end if you prefer).

<script type="text/javascript" src="js/overUnder.js"></script>

Then, call the plugin on $("body"). To ensure the plugin fires as early as possible, call it in a script block at the very end of your file, just before closing the body tag. You don't need to wrap this in a DOM ready function, as long as you put it at the very end of your html.

$("body").overUnder();