Hello,
I want to incorporate a mobile View in my webapp. I want to load it, once it is detected that the browser is a mobile device.
This is easy.
But since both mobile and normal view use the same entry Html file
MyProject.html, I could not make use of mobile specific meta tags like:
(or can I use 2 html files somehow? I doubt it)
What would you recommend for the mobile view, given the absense of these meta tags? The mobile view is just a simple 3 column non-editable listgrid (or similar, maybe just a simple VStack).
Does it work if I just put this VSTack on width 100%? I want to make sure the site won't look 'zoomed out' .
So basically I am just looking for some guidelines. Anyone?
I want to incorporate a mobile View in my webapp. I want to load it, once it is detected that the browser is a mobile device.
This is easy.
But since both mobile and normal view use the same entry Html file
MyProject.html, I could not make use of mobile specific meta tags like:
Code:
<meta name="viewport" content="width=320; initial-scale=1.0; maximum-scale=1.0; user-scalable=0;"/> <link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="img/sytematicicon.png" /> <meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-capable" content="no" />
What would you recommend for the mobile view, given the absense of these meta tags? The mobile view is just a simple 3 column non-editable listgrid (or similar, maybe just a simple VStack).
Does it work if I just put this VSTack on width 100%? I want to make sure the site won't look 'zoomed out' .
So basically I am just looking for some guidelines. Anyone?