I’ve something to ask you about your post : you said that the best solution to display a website on an iPhone is not to put some “display:none;” on your css for mobile devices. You spoke about bandwith. Don’t you think that if you redirect your mobile users with javascript, you’ll use also some bandwith ?
The javascript is executed when the total page is loaded. And this page is not the mobile page, but the one for computers. So, I think that the best practice is server-side redirection with PHP or Apache, yes.
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Hello Sarah,
I’ve something to ask you about your post : you said that the best solution to display a website on an iPhone is not to put some “display:none;” on your css for mobile devices. You spoke about bandwith. Don’t you think that if you redirect your mobile users with javascript, you’ll use also some bandwith ?
The javascript is executed when the total page is loaded. And this page is not the mobile page, but the one for computers. So, I think that the best practice is server-side redirection with PHP or Apache, yes.