IPAD

[Ted Cooper]

Websites usually sense the type of hardware visiting a page. They then format accordingly. If you use your iPhone, iPad or other mobile device, you will usually see an address like this: m.somedomainname.com They create a subdomain m which has the pages/code for mobile devices. Our webmistress might consider that in the future when she isn't tweaking the new site.
Nitro

Actually in the real world Jan and I (OK Jan) write and sell mobile websites for a living so we have the whole mobile friendly thing down to a science. Mobile friendly software for this program is currently in Beta testing... once it's stable we will investigate and make sure it works.... but it won't be for a while.... it has been in various stages of Beta for a while not and there is still no release date...Ted

[Andrew Martin]

Thank you web mistress for working hard to make this site work on all mobile devices. I would imagine your up to your ears with information on how to do things and change things and I just wanted to thank you for all your hard work. Creating this new site is like building your tbucket and taking it to shows to be judged. I think your doing a great job and the site looks great.

[Ted Cooper1]

Ted,

This site looks horrible when viewing it from an IPAD. Is there a setting that can be changed for this? Apparently some of us are to lazy, mainly me, to go to the basement to get on the computer when they can stay upstairs and get on the IPAD via wifi.

Mike, is this issue cleared up now? ...Ted

[Mike Myers]

Everythings looks good on the IPAD3 in landscape or in portrait mode.