Posted by tweaker on March 27, 2006 at 6:30am
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| Project: | wireframe |
| Version: | 4.7.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | CSS |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (fixed) |
Issue Summary
Drupal 4.7
Multi-Site (same code with 2 Themes - one of them Mobile)
Bèr,
I was running a 4.6.2 site, mutil-site - same code - split so one site would have mobile address and theme. I was using the Mobile Theme on one side.
I had to change Host's so I brought the site down.
I'm in the planning stage to bring the site back up with different content - the other one was too boring.
I'm thinking I might as well bring it up as 4.7. And I was wondering if your Wireframe theme would work for a Moible Theme - its looks very close to what I would need - but you are the all and wise wizard -- and know the in's and outs much better than I do.
So I thought I would ask you for your opinion.
Thanks
Comments
#1
I have never really intended wireframe for production sites.
Wireframing is really a development thing. Which does not mean you cannot use it for productions, sites off course :)
Since the wireframe theme uses no tables and has some source ordering in place you can probably use it for mobile sites too.
The three most important parts of a good mobile site are:
1) Source ordering: *title, *content, *navigation, *sidebar1, *sidebar2
2) no tables: with proper source ordering you cannot use tables for layout. Tables will break on mobile devices.
3) no wide images. Best is even to have big images been called, (like a large logo) in your CSS file as a background-image: url()
optional you can design targeted CSS for mobile devices using the the media property. Can be usefull to set display:none on some of the heavier elements like a logo or a banner.
#2
thank you sir, for the education too
you gave me answers to questions - I didn't even have yet
thanks
#3
closing this search request. Please re-open if you want additional info, or are not satisfied with the answer.
#4