Coding for Responsive State Changes with SimpleStateManager

By Justin Avery, 12 August 2013 posted in News

A few weeks back we ran the Simple State Manager plugin as a tool available to fire certain JS functions at particular responsive widths. This week they creator has provided a more detailed tutorial on how you might work this into your workflow.

SimpleStateManager is a responsive state manager that allows you to run different JavaScript at different browser widths.
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