@media (max-width: 768px).site-header, #site-navigation, #sticky-navigationdisplay:none !important;opacity:0.0;#mobile-headerdisplay:block !important;width:100% !important;#mobile-header .main-nav > uldisplay:none;#mobile-header.toggled .main-nav > ul, #mobile-header .menu-toggle, #mobile-header .mobile-bar-itemsdisplay:block;#mobile-header .main-nav-ms-flex:0 0 100%;flex:0 0 100%;-webkit-box-ordinal-group:5;-ms-flex-order:4;order:4;.main-navigation.has-branding .inside-navigation.grid-container, .main-navigation.has-branding.grid-container .inside-navigation:not(.grid-container)padding:0px 50px 0px 50px;.main-navigation.has-branding:not(.grid-container) .inside-navigation:not(.grid-container) .navigation-brandingmargin-left:10px;.main-navigation .sticky-navigation-logo, .main-navigation.navigation-stick .site-logo:not(.mobile-header-logo)display:none;.main-navigation.navigation-stick .sticky-navigation-logodisplay:block;.navigation-branding img, .site-logo.mobile-header-logo imgheight:65px;width:auto;.navigation-branding .main-titleline-height:65px;@media (max-width: 768px).main-navigation.has-branding.nav-align-center .menu-bar-items, .main-navigation.has-sticky-branding.navigation-stick.nav-align-center .menu-bar-itemsmargin-left:auto;.navigation-brandingmargin-right:auto;margin-left:10px;.navigation-branding .main-title, .mobile-header-navigation .site-logomargin-left:10px;.main-navigation.has-branding .inside-navigation.grid-containerpadding:0px;

@media (max-width:768px)

## Display and Opacity Settings

The code above applies certain display and opacity settings when the screen size is less than or equal to 768 pixels. Specifically, it specifies that certain elements – the site header, the site navigations and the sticky navigations – should have their display set to none and their opacity set to 0.0. This ensures that these elements are not visible once the screen size shrinks below this specified width.

## #mobile-header

The code also sets the display of the #mobile-header to ‘block’ when the screen size is 768px or below, as well as setting its width to 100%, ensuring that it is visible once the specified width is met.

## Main Navigations

The code further specifies that the main navigations should have their display set to none when the screen size is 768px or below, as well as specifying the flex settings and ordinal group settings that should be applied to elements within the navigations. The code also specifies the settings to be applied to the sticky navigation logo, setting its display to ‘none’ when the navigation is not stuck, and to ‘block’ when the navigation is stuck.

## Branding

The code further details the padding and margin settings for elements within the navigations when there is branding present, specifying that the inside navigations should have their padding set to 0px 50px 0px 50px when there is branding present, as well as stating that the branding should have a margin of 10px. It also specifies that the mobile header logo should have a set height and width, ensuring that the logos appear of a certain size when the screen size is below the specified 768px.

Finally, the code specifies that if the navigation is set to center alignment when the screen size is below 768px, the menu bar items should have a margin left of auto. It also ensures that the branding and logos have a margin of 10px when they are displayed at this width.

What other elements are affected by the “@media (max-width: 768px)” media query?

The “@media (max-width: 768px)” media query can affect any element on the page such as images, text, grids, menus, buttons, backgrounds, and more. It can also affect the layout of the page by changing the size, position, or visibility of elements. Additionally, the media query could be used to hide or show certain elements based on the size of the screen, adjust font sizes, and generally help create a responsive design.

What is the corresponding CSS code for a “@media (max-width: 768px)” media query?

`@media (max-width: 768px) {

//CSS code

}`

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