You can have a subdomain, but you cannot detect mobile users reliably. And you shouldn’t. How to use a subdomain with the same content In your wp-config.php, look at $_SERVER[‘HTTP_HOST’]. If it matches m.example.com, enforce the current domain as main domain with … const DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE = ‘m.example.com’; … and filter the active theme: add_filter( ‘stylesheet’, … Read more
The activated theme is stored in the options table: template is the parent theme, stylesheet is the child theme. If there is no child theme the two values will be the same. The current hostname (URL without protocol or path) is available in the $_SERVER variable. You can then hook into the stylesheet and template … Read more
You can use the page_link filter with the same logic as the page_template filter in the other answer. If the endpoint query var is set, then any link to a page gets the app-view/ appended: function wpd_page_link( $link, $post_id ){ global $wp_query; if( isset( $wp_query->query_vars[‘app-view’] ) ){ return $link . ‘app-view/’; } return $link; } … Read more
This github repo has bdn.getPosts extended XML-RPC function to get category. Get 10 most recently modified posts in the sports category ($category can be either a slug or an ID) `array( 1, $username, $password, ‘post’, ‘sports’, 10, array( ‘orderby’ => ‘modified’ ) );`
You can use the built in function wp_is_mobile() Override a style with wp_enqueue_style add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘my_mobile_styles’); function my_mobile_styles(){ if(wp_is_mobile()){ wp_register_style( ‘my-mobile-style’, ‘URL_to_stylesheet’, array(‘id-of-main-stylesheet’) ); wp_enqueue_style( ‘my-mobile-style’ ); } } Switch themes by filters You can use the stylesheet and template filters to alter which theme WordPress will render. # Parent Theme add_filter( ‘template’, ‘my_mobile_template’, 99999, 1); … Read more
Ok, you want that mobile devices always load mobile templates. Desktop devices load template files based on resolution: if < 1080 mobile ones, > 1080 desktop ones. Your workflow should be: On init you check for mobile devices using wp_is_mobile. If true you add a template filter that returns str_replace(‘.php’, ‘-mobile.php’, $template); where $template is … Read more
Official page: http://windowsphone.wordpress.org/ Was kinda hard to find, I basically guessed URL in few tries in analogy to android.wordpress.org 🙂
Firstly, you need to detect mobile devices, probably the easiest and a built in possibility is wp_is_mobile. It is simpler then other solutions that are available, but works reasonably well. It can be altered, if necessary, take a look at this question for a first insight into that. Secondly, if that concerns your main query, … Read more
There are several ways to handle mobile devices and doing it inside of single theme is builky and hard to maintain (as for me at least). More commonly this seems to be accomplished with separate templates or separate mobile-specific theme. I don’t know about WP Super Cache specifics because I hadn’t used it extensively. Plugin … Read more
global variables are not a good solution Yes, I heard this sentence a lot of times, but as you experienced, sometimes some variables need to be accessed everywhere. Some modern PHP frameworks implement advanced patterns like IOC that helps in such type of things, but wordpress lacks in that, and this is the reason a … Read more