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Posted by J.O. Aho on 09/12/07 17:14
Paul Furman wrote:
> What is needed for mobile browser compatibility? This is in regards to
> Google ads. It seems the page in my sig just needs to be able to
> reformat the table listing for each item into a stacked list rather than
> the wide table, everything else will scrinch down to a tiny window and
> there already is an option to turn off the long descriptions and
> associated images or are images already turned off?
Depends on which mobiles you want to support, we can make a simple definition
of mobile browsers, group 1 that supports wml only and group 2 xhtml browsers.
The 2nd group is quite similar to browser xhtml, but is a lot less forgiving
for microsoft type of coding (open tags may make the page not work at all,
even cause the mobile browser to crash).
The 1st group don't support much, only 2bit images, in best case and no clue
about things you have in xhtml.
You should check the cellular phone model and adjust the code to a level which
it will manage, or make the page so simple that any cellular should be able to
understand all the tags.
I can say I'm quite bored of mobile browser compatibility and would be happy
if I hadn't to care about those, but work is work...
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//Aho
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