This was a fairly quick session at the end of day two, but some useful ideas on getting wordpress to work on mobile nonetheless.<\/p>\n
Approaches<\/strong> 1. do nothing – surprisingly common even on some very big sites. But surely not good enough in the future. Mobile plugins<\/strong> Choosing responsive themes<\/strong> Responsive web design<\/strong>
\nSome approaches at emerged on how to deal with mobile…<\/p>\n
\n2. use plugins
\n3. mobile themes
\n4. change to a responsive theme
\n5. responsify your theme. Not too hard but probably better to leave it up to others who have more time to get this right for you.<\/p>\n
\n1. wptouch (pro) – running 31% of the top mobile-powered wordpress blogs. The lite version is what we’re using on blogs.kent. Might be worth looking at the paid-for pro version?
\n2. mobile pack plugin
\n3. mobble – provides simple functions to do stuff for different devices
\n4. onswipe swiping plugin for tablets<\/p>\n
\nThere are plenty but an example given was yoko.<\/p>\n
\n1. fluid widths
\n2. flexible media
\n3. css3 media queries
\n4. mobify
\n5. 3.4 has potential for responsive dashboard apps and theming<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"