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0 649 posted 12 years ago by mcorlan
header line loads a new page into the browser
0 713 posted 12 years ago by amandalaine
0 575 posted 12 years ago by kbrown
0 652 posted 12 years ago by tpryan
0 671 posted 12 years ago by cmndo
It’s pretty straightforward, we loop the existing Views of the ScrollableView and copy each View, replacing the one to be change, to a new array. Then we tell the ScrollableView to use our new Views-array for it’s Views. I hope this helps someon...
0 589 posted 12 years ago by chlab
We create a View with a background color, put a semi-transparent TabbedBar with empty button names on top of it, then add another layer of fully visible labels spaced to fit the TabbedBar beneath it. Everything is then wrapped in one View, which you...
0 655 posted 12 years ago by chlab
Use this in the ApplicationModule.js file.
0 489 posted 13 years ago by garnold
Use in the ApplicationModule.js file.
0 415 posted 13 years ago by garnold
Use this in the ApplicationModule.js file.
0 534 posted 13 years ago by garnold
1 640 posted 13 years ago by jafar
Based upon http://csswizardry.com/2010/01/iphone-css-tips-for-building-iphone-websites/
0 745 posted 13 years ago by withinmedianl
Determines if splash screen is iPad or iPhone.
0 584 posted 13 years ago by vagrantradio
Adapted from CakePHP
0 627 posted 13 years ago by shodan_uk
Hide the url bar on page load in webkit mobile browsers.
0 1572 posted 13 years ago by vagrantradio
0 549 posted 13 years ago by ubermind
Though an old post, this is my solution that's been pieced together from various comments on the article linked above.
1 1134 posted 13 years ago by beneberle
These are just two css media queries you may want to use for your website development. With lots of smart-phones, and tablets being able to orientate their screens from landscape to portrait, you may want to include different styles for each. This is...
1 581 posted 13 years ago by paul66
3 1269 posted 13 years ago by ohryan
1 659 posted 13 years ago by nathansearles
This rewrite covers most mobile devices (with few false positives). When a mobile device is detected it is redirected to /m/.
2 813 posted 13 years ago by ohryan
1 639 posted 13 years ago by MrFjords