mobile site

[slickzero]

Is there any way we can get a mobile theme for the forum. The current theme with its billions of picture and ads really sucks to browse on a phone.

[Sweet N Little]

Blah bhah bhah!!! Y'all Are retarded



e retarded !!!

[Chica Chaser]

And just why is that SnL? I would love to have an m version of the site. Would make my job here a whole lot easier since I'm mobile so much.

[TBONE]

It'd be neat and is on the list.

T

[Shackle]

I am sure it would make it easier for some. I just can't see itunes allowing an app for ECCIE just call me skeptical.

[Fastcars1966]

Originally Posted by Shackle

I am sure it would make it easier for some. I just can't see itunes allowing an app for ECCIE just call me skeptical.

No need for an app, just can't use flash for eccie.net/m and you can use your browers.

[TSkristibonnet]

Originally Posted by slickzero

Is there any way we can get a mobile theme for the forum. The current theme with its billions of picture and ads really sucks to browse on a phone.

There Kinda is away to make Eccie a Mobile already... there is an app called "forums" on Itunes..
eccie is a "vBulletin" powered forum so it should work on it....

There is another one called "TouchBB" thats supposed to be better but I think you have to pay for it....

GOOD LUCK!

I dont have any personal experience with ether of them btw

[slickzero]

You don't need an app for this. You just need to install a mobile theme. I have run major forums for years and this is something that is very easy to do.

[Guest101811-4]

Originally Posted by TBONE

It'd be neat and is on the list.

T

It's as simple as activating Tapatalk. It supports vBulletin 3.8.1 (which you're using) and it makes surfing forums SO much easier on a smartphone.

Oh, and it's free too.

[lovinfun]

great idea

[Guest021213]

Originally Posted by IDMT

It's as simple as activating Tapatalk. It supports vBulletin 3.8.1 (which you're using) and it makes surfing forums SO much easier on a smartphone.

Oh, and it's free too.

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[Calvinx]

That's a great idea.

There's multiple ways to achieve it. Regardless of the coding used to accomplish this, it modifies the theme based on identifying the browser/OS used by a mobile device to access the site. It's the same website, just changes the appearance based on the browser used.

The tricky part (for me, anyway) is usually deciding which features to be accessed by a mobile device and what gets left off.