Complete list of CSS Media Types

Learn the various media types that can go with your CSS file.


When you link to a CSS file from your web page you must have noticed the “media” attribute and must have plain simply used “screen” or “print” for the most part. Ever wonder what the different media types that you can link your stylesheet to? Here is the list,

Media Type Description
all applies to all media
Braille Braille/tactile feedback devices
embossed paged Braille printers
handheld handheld devices
print paged media and print preview mode on the screen
projection projected presentation (used by Opera in full-screen mode)
color color computer screens
speech speech synthesizers (see the note below)
tty media with a fixed-pitch character grid
tv television-type devices
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