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No no.. We don't need a "lean" iPhone layout. The iPhone is designed to view webpages. So make it a standard webpage. No special casing. =) But... Really, jus
by palish 15y ago
No no.. We don't need a "lean" iPhone layout.
The iPhone is designed to view webpages. So make it a standard webpage. No special casing. =)
But... Really, just strip out the meta stuff for now. It's unusable on iPhone at the moment.
- DanielRibeiro 15y agoOk. I've uploaded a new verion without viewport and without the overlay for mobile phones. Let me know how it works out for you.
- palish 15y agoIt works!! It worksitworksitworks. The layout in fact could not be more perfect on an iPhone. Tell us whatever you did, so that we can refer other people to do the same, please!
- DanielRibeiro 15y agoI am glad it worked for you! I simply removed the viewport metatag, and removed the overlay The overlay doesn't work on mobile phone perfectly (it has to have its size computed on runtime, as I let the user bios grow as needed). Also it is useless on mobile phones, as its only removed on mouseover (it gives the glow effect on the desktop browsers), and put back on mouseout. As a good side effect, with less javascript floating around, the page renders faster.