Mobile version of website is too small on the smart phone...

I have made a computer and a mobile version of the site www.talerskolen.dk. Muse shows the mobile version on the mobile device but the size is wrong. Used the default 380 px mobile setup - and looks ok when previewed but not when viewed on the phone?

There are some add-ons that can be used to change the zoom level on all sites, for example:
* NoSquint - https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/nosquint
* Default FullZoom Level - https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/default-fullzoom-level

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do the same.
Thanks

I received the same canned response from CNN. My concern is that they may be intentionally pushing the mobile version onto iPhone users for reasons beyond me. I say that because I've had access to the full version of the CNN home site since I bought the iPhone last June until (miraculously) this week. So that raises two questions...first, why now? Second, how hard could it be to provide the fix if I've had the full version for so long so far? I guess we will know their intentions over the next few weeks; it would be interesting to know how many others have recently been forced into the mobile version (and are now complaining). In the meantime, The New York Times offers the full version on the iPhone so they've now become my main source of news.

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Dear Community,
I'm synchronising my T3 with two PCs. One with Vista & Outlook 2007 and the other with XP & Outlook 2003. Both with the latest conduit & Hotsync Manager versions installed for each OS based on the availability on the Palm Website.
My problem is that when I synchronise the T3 with either PC and then try to sync it with the other I'm receiving the following error message for the Calendar:
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As they say on TV, "Doh"!!!
I figured out the problem. I started the Sync tool, selected "Settings", then "Mcrosoft Outlook" tab and then "Select Folders" button. I browsed to the proper folders in Outlook (Calendar, Tasks, etc). Select OK enough times and retried the sync.
It worked.

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It's not just the Finder though, all of the apps are affected this way too.
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Hey everyone,
I'm having a new problem with Muse. This is my first Muse site, all my previous web work was HTML CSS, but I'm trying to learn the programs. However, I have a weird problem with my page... When the browser is too small - aka the window showing the site is cropping some of the content, the scroll bar appears, but wont scroll down it... I don't understand why. It seems to be happening in all browsers. Likewise, on some computers my footer is missing or invisible, not sure why, but on my computer in all browsers (firefox, chrome, safari) I don't have the problem. Any advice?
www.DanielleFeliciano.com
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Looks like you have your content pinned on the homepage .... or on a layer that is pinned. Probably the header layer.

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Sorry to hear that. I understand your frustration and I hope they send back a better working N78-3.
Myself, I count myself lucky. Everything works perfectly for me right now...email, bluetooth, maps, gps, 3rd party apps, battery life, 3G, wifi, etc. etc.
The only issue I've been having is the dreaded reboots but I believe that may have to do with 3rd party apps. I recently uninstalled Google Search app from my N78 and since then it hasn't rebooted or shown any issues. This seems odd at first but makes sense if you think about the fact that the Google Search app loads itself into memory and runs in the background at all times.
I did this this past Tuesday night and so far no reboots, crashes or any problems. I'm sure I just jinxed myself but I've been using it heavily over the last few days with no issues. Prior to this, it would usually reboot every 2 days. If it doesn't reboot for another few days I'll be happy.
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My company has just implemented a new version of our coporate website using Oracle Portal, and ADF. However we do not have comprehensive mobile support but it is required. From my research I've learned we should be using ADF mobile. However, the resources I have found have been geared more at developers and I work as a Business Analyst. Can you point me to online resources (white papers, tutorials etc.) that deal with requirements and design considerations for porting over to a mobile version?
Thanks in advance.

My apologies for lateness in checking this thread.
Here is an article I wrote that might help. Most of the paper is geared toward developer, but the first few sections talks about best practices for mobile browser app in general, not just for iPhone. http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/huang-iphone.html
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- Next, figure out what devices you want to support. Browsers found in smartphones varies greatly, and in consumer/feature phones, the support is even less consistent. In general you should be able create one app/set of screens for all mobile devices, but you should plan on having ability to test it out on different devices.
- Determine what information is really needed by mobile user. Not all information available in desktop application may be applicable for mobile users
- Design your mobile screens based on a few key principals:
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Search picks up desktop version rather than mobile version of website on smartphone

Hi
ive ive recently added a mobile version of my muse website. However I've notiiced that when searching for a freelance creative artworker and selecting my site www.paulsutton-artwork.co.uk on my android phone, it's loading up the desktop version and not the mobile version?
im confused!
could anyone shed any light on this please.
many thanks
paul

HI
thanks for your reply, however I'm not clear on what you mean.
ive typed in the domain name on my smartphone and it's bringing up the desktop version. I've checked again doing a search for Freelance Creative Artworker and when I see my URL I click on it but it's still bringing up desktop version. The only time it brings up phone version is if I type www.paulsutton-artwork.co.uk/phone/index?
id also like to add that as a test I published my site via bc. Strangely enough if I type in the bc URL on my phone it loads up the mobile site, so it appears to work on bc. So does this look like it's something to do with way files are being uploaded to be web host? I've also read someone had a problem with a htaccess file?
ive ive now tried uploading all files via FTP. Still the same result. I've notiiced that my phones URL is now showing www.paulsutton-artwork.co.uk/index.html?devicelock=desktop
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