<div class="example">Example</div>"
Which CSS rule hides the <div> tag when the browser's width is 600 pixels wide or less?
@media screen and (max-width: 600px) { div.example { display: none; } }
This CSS rule effectively hides the
This choice correctly implements a media query that specifies the style rules to apply when the viewport width is 600 pixels or narrower, causing the
This rule applies styles when the browser width is 600 pixels or greater, which means the
This option incorrectly uses 'min-resolution' which targets device pixel density, not the browser width. Therefore, it does not affect the display of the
Similar to choice C, this uses 'max-resolution', which is not relevant for controlling visibility based on viewport width. This rule would not hide the
To hide the
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