The media type property allows you to specify how a page appears on different media.
For example on the screen, on paper, with a speech synthesizer, with a Braille
device and so on. This is new in CSS2 so probably won’t work yet.
Property
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Description
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Values
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Example
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@media
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Defines the media type
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screen
print
handheld
projection
braille
embossed
aural
tv
tty
all
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@media screen
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More information
Quick CSS reference sheets
Font properties
Text properties
Color property
Background properties
Box properties
Positioning and display properties
List properties
Generated content properties
Dynamic outline properties
Table properties
Pseudo class and element properties
Printing properties
Media type properties
Aural properties
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