Multiple devices wordpress website
Multiple devices wordpress website
Multiple devices wordpress website
It’s now WordPress, it’s your CSS: #devn-320955 is missing the class of .container_full. #devn-413264 needs a clearfix or overflow:hidden.
In my experience browscap.ini based checks are not terrible – at least. There is – probably not the only one – an PHP implementation with browsecap-php that can be used for PHP projects and would be suitable for WP projects too. As for a WordPress implementation, there is the plug-in – I know of – … Read more
Add following CSS code in style.css file of your theme. @media only screen and (max-width: 760px){ .menu-toggle { display: none; } }
Search and replace post URL’s on page output?
This is because you most likely need to clear your cache. If you have any plugins like WP Super Cache or WP Fastest Cache installed then navigate to there settings and click clear all cache. Also if you have CloudFlare (or something similar) running on your website then you can purge the cache on that.
<?php /* if its not mobile */ if ( !wp_is_mobile() ) { /* load and show the post thumbnail */ the_post_thumbnail(); } ?> You can read on wp_is_mobile here and on the the_post_thumbnail here
First deactivate any caching plugins you may have and delete their caches. Then delete all browser data on all devices. This is the most probably cause for this. On reactivation, things should get back to normality.
Switch your theme to a mobile-ready theme if a mobile device is detected (you can now enable/disable iPad/tablets).Manual Switcher – to allow your user to manually switch between desktop and mobile versions. Available in 3 versions: widget, option to automatically insert into footer, or template tag.Template functions to help determine which tier of mobile device … Read more
You can use login_redirect hook. For example: add_filter(‘login_redirect’, function($to, $request, $user) { if ( wp_is_mobile() ) $to = admin_url(‘profile.php’); return $to; }, PHP_INT_MAX, 3);