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Thank you. &nbsp;Of course the approach selected is one of personal preference, but both of these solutions provide for the background to make that choice.<br />
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Yes &quot;attempt&quot; to display is the right word. &nbsp;I tested automatic redirection using the PHP package &quot;php-mobile-detect&quot; (<a href="http://code.google.com/p/php-mobile-detect/" rel="ugc nofollow">http://code.google.com/p/php-mobile-detect/</a>) then sent my web visitors on mobile devices to a new set of web pages. &nbsp;Those mobile web pages use the meta tag &quot;viewport' which helped a lot. &nbsp;I'll try he media query. &nbsp;Looks interesting.<br />
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What's the best practice for supporting mobile devices accessing your web site? &nbsp;Should I detect the mobile device and redirect them to a mobile version of my web site or should I create a mobile CSS to support the differences. &nbsp;It seems that many smart phones today attempt to display a web site just as a desktop does.<br />
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The Nuch
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What's the best practice for supporting mobile devices accessing your web site?  Should I detect the mobile device and redirect them to a mobile version of my web site or should I create a mobile CSS to support the differences.  It seems that many smart phones today attempt to display a web site just as a desktop does.

Thank you,
The Nuch

Detect Mobile Devices for Mobile CSS or Redirect to Mobile Site?

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Web Development

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Web Browsers

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