Best way to avoid this is to go to “Browser Cache” and uncheck “Prevent caching of objects after settings change” under “Media and Other Files”
You can remove everything following the line /* =Responsive Structure ———————————————– */ up until in the style.css for Twenty Eleven /* =Print ———————————————– */ and it will get rid of all the media queries which are based on the size of the page.
There isn’t one that I know off, however if you wanted to write a script to solve your problem then: In Javascript: <script type=”text/javascript”> var userBrowser = navigator.userAgent; var url = “http://forblackberryusers.yoursite.com/”; if (userBrowser.indexOf(“BlackBerry”) >= 0) { if (userBrowser.indexOf(“WebKit”) >= 0) { window.location = url; } } </script> or alternatively you could be smart and … Read more
I’ve been using Chris Schuld’s Browser Class with very good results detecting a variety of data from the browser agent. Example of use require_once(‘lib/Browser.php’); $browser_check = new Browser(); $browser = $browser_check->getBrowser(); function browser_check($what) { global $browser; switch ($what) { case ‘ie’: if ($browser==Browser::BROWSER_IE) return true; else return false; break; case ‘bb’: if ($browser==Browser::BROWSER_BLACKBERRY) return true; … Read more
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.
Have you tried using the wp_is_mobile conditional tag? http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_is_mobile
If you want to detect the browser in PHP, there are plugins like PHP Browser Detection that will provide conditionals that will allow you to do that. Then depending if the browser is desktop or mobile, you can grab the images with the specific size you want with wp_get_attachment_image
As WPTouch uses its own theme, we can’t hardcode certain functionality inside the regular theme, neither in a page/post template nor functions.php. So, a custom plugin is needed and the desired output made out of a Shortcode. Also, make sure WPTouch Restricted Mode is turned off in Advanced Options > Advanced Settings. But probably this … Read more
Attachments are posts of type attachment with the parent field set to the post ID they are attached to. The simplest way to see how this works is to look at the attachment functions in core code, /wp-includes/post.php.
You don’t provide lots of details on your code. Something like this should work: @media only screen and (max-width: 599px) { #sidebar-left { display: none; } }