As mobile web devices are increasingly used to access almost any web site, the need to have a site display properly on a small screen has become an essential part of any site design. One very good technique used to achieve attractive displays on mobile devices is known as Responsive Design. A pure Responsive Design will be based strictly on … Continue reading →
Now that Weaver II’s Mobil View has been in use for some time, I thought it might be useful to summarize just what the Mobile View design philosophy is. When a site with Weaver II is viewed from a mobile device, the design is to present the mobile view by default – which is really designed to be easily readable … Continue reading →
Perhaps one of the most important new features in Weaver II is the automatic support for Mobile devices. Weaver II’s mobile support is cutting edge, and even more state of the art mobile features are planned for the next release 1.1 release. The realization that integrated mobile device support should be included with each and every WordPress theme is one … Continue reading →
From time to time, someone asks about how Weaver handles web security. Weaver and Weaver II share their security code, and it has been scrutinized by both the WordPress theme review teams, and the Weaver user community. Over time, the developers at WordPress have developed a set of guidelines to make WordPress and WordPress themes as secure as possible. Weaver … Continue reading →
Designing the Weaver II Mobile View was not an easy process. There are always tradeoffs, and I hope I’ve made it possible to use the mobile support in a flexible way. One of the key design elements of Weaver II (which was borrowed from Twenty Eleven, I must acknowledge) is the use of the CSS max-width attribute by default. This … Continue reading →