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Sorry no, not media queries server-side. I was wondering if there was a way to detect orientation server-side. The problem I’m trying to solve for a client is displaying multiple ad sizes on the same...
View ArticleBy: David Oliver
What if the visitor changes the device orientation after page-load? I think this is something that needs the dynamic-ism of client-side.
View ArticleBy: Rory Fitzpatrick
I’ve written a .NET port here: https://github.com/roryf/Categorizr No nuget package yet but you can clone and do a release build. Using it on a large e-commerce site due to go live in next few weeks.
View ArticleBy: John
Brett– Even with all the buzz about mobile first, I suspect most developers haven’t truly switched their thinking around. Your observation that detecting the fewer number of known desktop agents will...
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Here’s the WordPress plugin I mentioned that I was having built. http://www.sitebuildertips.com/tools/smartpress It works great, uses both Categorizr and Categorizr Redirect.
View ArticleBy: Orde Saunders
I wanted to use this in a Python project so I’ve done a Python port: https://github.com/decadecity/Categorizr.py As part of the port I also produced a set of tests:...
View ArticleBy: Idel Fuschini
Look also Apache Mobile Filter (http://www.apachemobilefilter.org), is a cross developer language solution for mobile detection
View ArticleBy: Jakob Nielsen
great work. Small issue with facebook crawler beeing categorized as a mobile. In TYPO3 I use it with a redirect from www. to m. and then all shared links will be shared at facebook as the mobile...
View ArticleBy: Luca Passani
http://wurfl.io is worth mentioning. Solves the same problem elegantly and it’s a free service. Thanks
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