DevGuru CSS2: @rules: media

			AT-RULES: @media
			@media media-type, ... { selector { property: value; ...; } ... }; Compatibility: IE5+ N6+ Version: Level 2 The @media at-rule is used to set the target media for a collection of style rules on a document level. The optional media-type component is a list of zero or more media types which are delineated (separated) by commas. If left blank, the default is all media types. Some of the permitted values are: all - the default. aural - speech synthesizers. braille - braille tactile feedback devices. embossed - paged braille printers. handheld - handheld devices. print - printed paged and print preview. projection - projectors or print to transparencies. screen - color computer screens. tty - teletypes. tv - television-type devices. The mandatory selector { property: value; ...; } component is a list of one or more style rules. Each style rule is a property/value pair. You can have a unlimited number of selector components. They are delineated (separated) by blank space. The syntax for an at-rule is an @ symbol, followed immediately by an unique identifier, which in turn is followed by the block which contains content that is applied on a document level. The block syntax is either: all content contained between a pair of curly brackets, or is all content contained between the unique identifier and a semi-colon. There are five at-rules: @charset, @font-face, @import. @media, and @page. Code: @media print { p { color: black; font-face: arial; } a:visited { text-decoration: underline; font-weight: bold;} }