Hi, where is your plugin? Thanks
]]>I’m using the shortcode inside the page. Desktop code first, then mobile code in the content. Looks fine on the desktop, but on my iPhone there appears to a large gap of space where the shortcode for the desktop material is. Any way to prevent this?
This is the page – https://www.northstar-it.com/
Thank you for any input.
]]>Regarding your Mobile Content plugin for WordPress, I understand that it uses PHP script for device detection. On my WordPress blog, I am already using “WP Super Cache 1.2” to speed things up. Won’t the caching script record the settings of the first device that visits the page, cache that, and then every device thereafter will be fed the same content regardless of the shortcodes? Or will your plugin still work together with the cache? How does your plugin work? Do you recommend I turn off the cache plugin, or is there an alternate method which I can use that will work together with the cache? What I want to do is detect whether the user’s browser can activate Flash, and I want to supply different code depending on whether they can use Flash, or not.
]]>Hello. I really like this!
I wanted to include this php isMobile() && ! $detect->isTablet() ) { echo "Content here";// Code to run Mobile Content } ?> you provided in my templates..
For example, if I wanted to sidebar content to be device specific, how who you recommend integrating this code? Can I add shortcodes, php, or html to the “Content here”?
isMobile() && ! $detect->isTablet() ) { echo "Can I add any content here? Like more shortcodes or php?";// Code to run Mobile Content } ?>