The site appears to function fine on iOS. The appearance has one minor issue.
I have a fixed background via custom CSS with images on each side and blank in the center where the page content runs.
This works great on a desktop/laptop, however the background is resized when viewing on an iPad placing the "side" graphics behind the page content.
Is there a way to set the CSS or other file to not show the background when a user is using a device running iOS?
The code and where to place it would be really great... thanks.
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Leader Keelan
Dec 5 '11
You would have to use another style sheet based on the browser then use some JS to determine the browser.
John Stanford
Dec 5 '11
Thank you Keelan,
Perhaps I should have been more specific in my question. I apologize.
The method of determining the browser through JS and using a separate stylesheet for each browser... I understand.
The part I can't get a grasp on is exactly "where" in the code of the supplied software do I put my "custom" code so that it is read and executed.
Perhaps I should have been more specific in my question. I apologize.
The method of determining the browser through JS and using a separate stylesheet for each browser... I understand.
The part I can't get a grasp on is exactly "where" in the code of the supplied software do I put my "custom" code so that it is read and executed.
The Forum post is edited by John Stanford Dec 5 '11
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