$post should be a post ID (so $post->ID if you’ve got the global $post object in scope) the function call parameters are: $id: the id of the post (integer) $keyname: a string containing the name of the custom field $single: boolean – true means return a string for the first value, false means an array … Read more
Your menu appears to be a Custom Menu Widget instance. You have to add a Nav Menu via the Appearance > Menus section, the button only works with the menu assigned to the Primary Menu location.
You should not be executing anything before your DOCTYPE tag. That will all be invalid code and is also the issue leading to your error. In general, any output like above should be done after the <head></head> tags, although some prefer to hook into the wp_head hook to execute functions like your code. I do … Read more
WordPress is a set of PHP scripts running on a web server. So your application needs a web server, a data base and PHP. I don’t think this is possible on all of those platforms.
There is wp_is_mobile() function to conditionally display (or block) content for mobile users. <?php if (!wp_is_mobile()) : ?> <!– Stuff to hide from mobile users –> <?php endif; ?>
Have a look at the WordPress Mobile Pack plugin. Amongst many features, it allows you to map a (sub)domain to another theme.
Official page: http://windowsphone.wordpress.org/ Was kinda hard to find, I basically guessed URL in few tries in analogy to android.wordpress.org 🙂
The REST API can be used for straight-up retrieval on any blog that has enabled it. Self-hosteds require an active choice to turn the JSON interface on in Jetpack but once it’s up it’s wide open. This is not necessarily appreciated by everyone, and that’s somewhat understandable. I picked a blog ID at random here … Read more
I personally use the WP Touch plugin on my site. It automatically detects if the user is browsing with an iPhone (or iPad) and reformats the site into an iOS-friendly layout with touch-sensitive controls. There’s an option at the bottom for visitors to display the normal site if they want. It’s a very well-supported system, … Read more
In very layman term wp_is_mobile() is not for styling your theme. How it works: It matches some of device’s native name in User Agent String. So if someone manipulate the string and send false information you can not detect what device it is. And it does not return any device name it just return true … Read more