Respond.js: min/max-width CSS3 media queries for IE 6-8, and more

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Thanks, this is awesome.

FYI: I can't get it to work in my IE9 beta while setting the browser mode to IE7 or IE8, but it works fine in my VM running XP with IE6.

Isn’t IE9 supposed to have native support for media queries? http://caniuse.com/css-mediaqueries

yep it does. Try grabbing the latest version of the script. It should ignore IE9

btw - I rolled a fix in a couple days ago that makes the IE version detect spoofproof in virtual modes (using conditional comments rather than conditional compilation). That should resolve your issue above! https://github.com/scottjehl/Respond/commit/2cc01ebb5403a02c...

I'd imagine that's the IE check's fault. I can switch it over to James Padolsey's check to see if that helps. (http://james.padolsey.com/javascript/detect-ie-in-js-using-c...)

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