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In reply to: [WPtouch - Make your WordPress Website Mobile-Friendly] Smiley Icon alignmentBy design, Bauhaus theme auto-centres images under 150px. This cannot be overridden with CSS so your custom function is a good way to customize the mobile theme.
It seems your server is denying permission to WPtouch to access (and possibly create) files. Permissions need to allow read/write access on the /wptouch-data/ directory. Usually setting permissions to 777 will take care of that.
Thank you Gerard.
Still defaults to mobile setting on desktop, and ipad will NOT click over to desktop.
It sounds as if you’re reporting that the mobile theme is displaying in desktop browsers and vice-versa. If so, this is an issue with caching software and not WPtouch.
You may configure your caching plugin not to cache mobile pages nor to serve cached pages when mobile devices are detected. To do so, enter the user agents found in the documentation link below to the “rejected user agents” areas in your caching plugin’s settings. Remember to clear your plugin, browser, and device caches before retesting.
http://www.bravenewcode.com/support/knowledgebase/default-mobile-device-user-agents/#cacheuas
You can also upload the plugin manually via FTP directly to the /plugins/ directory. Simply unzip the downloaded file on your computer first then upload the folder.
The free version of WPtouch does not offer the capability to access the desktop theme’s shortcodes (which is why the raw code is displaying in the mobile theme). WPtouch Pro is built to accommodate advanced desktop theme functionality such as custom post types, custom page templates, and shortcodes.
The setting at Core Settings > Compatibility > Shortcodes is intended to allow you to omit that display of raw shortcode and related content if desired.
What can I do a side from creating pages just for the mobile version>
In the free version of WPtouch, hiding the shortcodes or creating other content are the options.
The desktop theme uses a custom slider and likely pulls the first images from posts (or uses a custom field or some other method of image management). WPtouch uses the native WordPress Featured Image tool to display thumbnails and the featured slider. Once you attach featured images to each post, these items will display.
It sounds as if there may be a Javascript conflict affecting your WordPress configuration. To test for this, deactivate all plugins except WPtouch from within the WordPress Plugins area, clear your browser cache and local data then test for the issue.
If WPtouch functions well, you may then enable the rest of your plugins one at a time, repeating the process, until you can identify which is/are causing the problem.
You may choose to replace the conflicting plugin with another or upgrade to WPtouch Pro which has a feature that will allow you to disable the conflicting plugin within your mobile theme but leave your desktop theme intact.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPtouch - Make your WordPress Website Mobile-Friendly] site logo not shownPriority support for WPtouch Pro is exclusively provided through the paid support area at bravenewcode.com. Simply log in and open a new ticket.
The free version of WPtouch is not customizable beyond what’s available in its admin panel. WPtouch Pro will allow the addition of ad content in the header, footer, above or below content or in a custom location.
Maybe if i can turn po.st off only in mobile theme?
This is a feature only of WPtouch Pro. We did not see the issue described on the link provided. If it persists, you can try to hide the unwanted page element by adding custom styling (such as display: none) to the mobile theme in the Stats & Custom Code area of your WPtouch admin panel.
Please verify that your desktop theme is not using custom post types then update this thread. Thank you.
WPtouch and WPtouch Pro are fully compatible with current releases of WordPress. Though BuddyPress is not officially supported, many sites have both cohabitating nicely.
We suggest verifying that no other component of your WordPress installation is affecting the admin area. To do so, deactivate all plugins except WPtouch from within the WordPress Plugins area, clear your browser cache and local data then test for the issue.
If the situation has resolved, you may then enable the rest of your plugins one at a time, repeating the process, until you can identify which is/are causing the problem.
Yes, WPtouch Pro has features that allow you to attempt to deactivate plugins only from the mobile theme. Be aware that not every plugin responds to these methods but most do.
That issue appears in the desktop theme as well so it’s probably that you have multiple images attached as a gallery and the desktop theme displays them all. Once you resolve it in the desktop theme, WPtouch’s mobile theme should follow.