Do you consider it true that the term “web query”, as in document.querySelector actually reflects the term: “elements (tags) + CSS selectors (such as id’s and classes)”.
If so, where are “media queries” fit in?
I guess that since the invention of media queries, they too, should be included in this broad definition of a “web query”, so it would be:
“elements (tags) + CSS selectors (such as id’s and classes) + media directives (media queries)”.
Not really. querySelector is a method defined on the document object.
For me, a web query sounds like looking up information on the web using Google (or similar).
Probably rather something like “CSS selector → element reference”.
That’s CSS only and used to apply certain rules based on the screen size, ratio etc… so something very different really.
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