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Web design for Windows Phone with CSS media queries
Has anyone noticed that Windows phone responds to media queries but also thinks it's a desktop computer.
Is php the best route for this?
Is php the best route for this?
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design a page for Windows phone and header to thatYou could, but I think the suggestion from @marqusG may be a wiser choice.
I have not test this for windows and I have not used this script in a long time but it may do what you want http://detectmobilebrowsers.com
I agree that using media queries is the way to go. I have had good success with http://getbootstrap.com/ and http://foundation.zurb.com/ as a base so you don't have to reinvent the wheel each time.
I agree that using media queries is the way to go. I have had good success with http://getbootstrap.com/ and http://foundation.zurb.com/ as a base so you don't have to reinvent the wheel each time.
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I'm worried about android and iPhone right now. Then I will use php and work with Windows phone.
I gave you points because my media queries did not work with the framework I worked out of and I did not know that before I asked the question.
I gave you points because my media queries did not work with the framework I worked out of and I did not know that before I asked the question.
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Basically let Windows display the desktop page. Then echo GPS directions for the phone.
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It also could be a browser setting. I have a browser which has a display desktop setting. I need to find more windows phones.
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But it displayed desktop menu. So that phone was really weird.
That's a weird approach.
That's a weird approach.
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