I received the feedback that the blog was not easily readable on mobile/handheld devices (Blackberry, iPhone, etc.) Taking the suggestion from a few friends to install the MobilePress plugin for WordPress, the blog was mobile friendly within five minutes. While I had always “dealt” with the blog’s rendering on my own Blackberry, I hadn’t realized it could be improved (with so much ease). I like it much better now as a lot of the “noise” has been removed. Thank you for the suggestions and feedback! Update: The MobilePress plugin has been disabled for the time being due to a bug.
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Really great plugin! Thanks Jason for this one. And easy setup… Even if I dont have a mobile device to actually check if it’s working, I’m gona ask one of my collegues at work tomorrow if it’s working…
I installed the plugin, temporarily enabled chmod 777 on wp-content to be able to clear the cache, and check the “Plugin will enter “Half-On” mode” option. That’s it.
The infos I’m finding on this blog is really solid rock. Keep writing Jason.