iPhone Style

I’ve updated the style/theme of this blog to make it easier to read on an iPhone. Specifically, the sidebar is replaced with some basic navigation at the bottom of each page.

Everything should look as normal on other handhelds, printers and decent desktop web browsers.

Internet Explorers 6 and 7 still look poo though, given their inability to render reasonably modern CSS properly.

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5 Responses to iPhone Style

  1. Dom says:

    I just use Google reader which reformats it anyway :D

  2. adrian says:

    Yes, you can never give Google enough free information about your personal habits.

  3. Dom says:

    But Google are kind and benevolent and would never do anything evil with my personal habits :D

  4. Dom says:

    ok, I’ll admit it does look good on an iPhone (will still use google’s reformat of it most of the time though :) ). Was the magic incantation to make it work like this easy to do and are you willing to share with others?

  5. adrian says:

    Fairly simple stuff. All to be found at http://developer.apple.com/iphone/devcenter/

    It mostly involves using a special meta tag in the html head, and some css3 media specifiers that something modern like an iPhone would recognise, but something ancient like IE7 would ignore.