WordPress for Mobile Users | by Vernon Kesner

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WordPress for Mobile Users
January 9th, 2007

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Over a Wisdump, Scrivs has posted an article in reference to designing for browsers outside of a desktop/laptop environmentj. A few of the comments mention something in regards to developing a design of their WordPress blog for mobile users.

There is not necessarily a need to do this unless you want to spend the time doing it. Fortunately for us all, Alex King has developed a plug-in for WordPress that is for mobile browsers called WordPress Mobile Edition.

WordPress Mobile Edition provides a mobile browser friendly interface for your WordPress blog. It’s *almost* XHTML compliant. You can see it in action by visiting my site in a mobile browser.

It’s quick and makes for a mobile-friendly site!

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