When we make iPad specific website ( I\'m making different website for desktop users) and we also want to write different CSS for Portrait and landscape mode, what method you would prefer?
I have a site at localgp.com that uses Google Maps API v3 on the search results page. (Follow one of the locat开发者_开发问答ion links on the front page.) The problem is, on mobile safari (both iPhone
I\'m doing a jquery-based lightbox on our site, and all is well on the major desktop OS browsers. But on Mobile Safari, (both iPhone and iPad) - and probably also on Android devices - there\'s an iss
I am developing a small web application optimized for iPad (using mainly javascript & CSS quirks and hacks). However, there is an issue that I just can not find or come up how to resolve.
I have a very simple CSS related question on iPad. I have a set of sublinks each defined in CSS as; #leftNav .searchBySub {...}
I\'m d开发者_如何学编程eveloping an iPad Web App for a client. Unfortunately I don\'t have an iPad to test the app, so I tried testing it on my iPhone. I entered the following URL in Mobile Safari and
I\'ve been looking to use Google Analytics _gaq.push() function on a single-page JavaScript application that is primarily targeting the iPad (in particular, Mobile Safari).
I am building the iOS app use jQuery mobile and Phonegap. I build the website and test in PC browser,so I put the backend code(use Ruby) in the html file , so when jQuery load the page (use $.mobile.c
@media only screen and (orientation:portrait){} not working in iOS Emulator? Any solution to make it work?
How do I customized iscroll.js to have 2-finger scrolling. Below is the URL for the JS library; http://cubiq.org/iscroll-4
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