mobile redirect

I would like to create a simple mobile redirect that will display the latest 40 or more featured videos at 100% width and my logo and banner will be at the top. Right now when people go to my site on their phone, it looks crazy.

Quote · 15 Mar 2014

Anyone using this method?

Quote · 15 Mar 2014

it looks crazy

What does that mean?

If it does not display correctly then your template is broken.

Quote · 15 Mar 2014

No I just mean it is not mobile ready. I added a lot of extra stuff on there that makes it look really bad on mobile phones. I just want mobile users to see the latest featured videos. I searched the internet for php mobile redirect codes but I think this forum would be a better source.

Quote · 15 Mar 2014

Every website is mobile ready.

I would like to create a simple mobile redirect that will display the latest 40 or more featured videos at 100% width and my logo and banner will be at the top.

Never ever do that. If you do not offer the whole content/functionality on an alternative website forced on mobile users then do not make one.

Quote · 15 Mar 2014

Watsup everyone. I just wanted to update this. I set up a mobile redirect using the guidelines found in the following article: http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/redirects/mobile-redirect

Many of my videos are embedded using third party sites that don't support mobile viewing so I set up a mobile redirect to m."mydomain".com

I created a index.html file with notepad and put a free video and a facebook like button on the mobile site. When I get the mobile apps, I will let people download the apps on the mobile version.

I put this in the _header of dolphin's templates/base/ just above the </head> tag (change "domain" to your site):

<script type="text/javascript">
  <!--
  if (screen.width <= 800) {
    window.location = "http://m.domain.com";
  }
  //-->
</script>
Quote · 7 Apr 2014

 

if (screen.width <= 800) {

 800px is not the boundaries for the modern mobile devices: think about Retina displays. You have to use some script that detects mobile browser headers and redirects to another page. Click: http://bit.ly/1iW8gwT

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Quote · 8 Apr 2014
 
 
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