rgubby

problem solved, sorry about that!

As requested – you can now do this in version 1.1!

That’s a great idea and I’ll add it into the next version!

Which theme are you using? It might be that in your web theme, they aren’t calling the correct code to insert a hook into the footer (which is what the plugin does)

I’ll check it out and see if I can see whats causing that!

Hi – i’ve added some code in so as not to scale small images.

The problem with your 135 pixel wide image is that it may still be too big for some handsets. New ones will be fine with it, older ones may not be.

What you could do, is add something to that line so that it doesn’t scale images with a certain class, and then apply that class to your image – then they wouldn’t scale.

With regards to nospamnx – I’ll check it out and see what I can do.

Are you using a plugin for your images? If you can let me know I’ll take a look at why images aren’t displaying.

You can – but not by default. If you have a look in the admin/globalfunctions.php file – on line 24 there is an array of classes that thumbnails can have that mean they don’t get scaled.

If you let me know what class your thumbnails have though, I’ll add it into the core code so when you get an update it’ll all be ok.

Thanks,
Rich

hopefully it’ll be something simple – whats the URL of your site?

Thanks for the suggestions! I’m looking at adding some advanced editing functionality for posts that will allow you to do things like links and video embeds.

Kind of a bit like the thing I’m editing now – but maybe with more (or maybe less) options..

Preview post – certainly an option, I’ll add it into the feature request log and see what I can do.

Cheers,
Rich G

It does store a cookie on your machine.

Try clearing down your cookies and cache and then restart Firefox – sometimes it doesn’t clear things down properly and you need a reboot to sort it out.

Let me know if you’ve still got problems!

Hi – here is a guide on how to enhance your wapple powered mobile blog: https://mobilewebjunkie.com/step-by-step-guide-to-enhancing-your-wordpress-mobile-blog/

Near the bottom is a copy of the CSS used on the Mobile Web Junkie mobile blog!

Hope that helps!

There are a couple of ways of testing. Firstly get on a phone and try that.

Next up you can use a combination of Firefox addons, you’ll need:
– User Agent Switcher
– Firebug
– Web Developer Toolbar
– Wmlbrowser
– XHTML Mobile Profile

Create this as an iPhone user agent in UA switcher:
Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 3_1_2 like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/528.18 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Mobile/7D11 Safari/528.16

And then switch to it.

You might need to clear cookies and cache though as the plugin stores the result of the handset test to reduce load.

You should be able to just use your normal site.

It might be that you have a cookie on your phone, try clearing all cookies and cache and reload, should be ok then!

Hi!

thanks for the bug report and the suggested fix!

I’ve put something similar into the latest version but have grabbed the actual “esc_attr” (and accompanying functions) as they are in 2.8.0.

If you upgrade to 1.5.11 (when it’s available on your site) it’ll fix your problem!