Found a solution. Add this to the functions file: function remove_iphone_detection() { global $is_iphone; $is_iphone = false; } add_action(‘init’, ‘remove_iphone_detection’); Though this removes iphone detection from wordpress a a whole, not just the login page, it achieved what I needed.
I found the problem to be the size of the images. The iphone has a maximum size for images. See: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14324646/background-image-does-not-show-on-iphone-ipad
An online favicon generator that I use included a site.webmanifest file. In that file I needed to change this… “display”: “standalone” …to this: “display”: “browser”
There is a global $is_iphone variable, which you can check against in your code. global $is_iphone; if ( $is_iphone ) { // do something if $is_iphone is true } In the realm of your style.css however, I think @media queries may be easier. style.css is hard-coded as a required stylesheet, and there are no filters … Read more
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This seems to be answered on Stack Overflow. The accepted answer refers to a thread on the MacRumors forum.
If you just add a player to the blog maybe in custom temple(page) you can just use an ajax comments plugin and have the DJ have the comments stream open think about using http://disqus.com/
I got it working. It works properly if I use position fixed. li.app-dl-button{ display: unset !important; position: fixed !important; bottom: 0px; text-align: center !important; width: 100vw; background-color: #236df1; }