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And how do you call td_video_support.php
in single.php or in loop-single.php?
Does it use a shortcode or hooks something that I must copy and paste in the mobile theme single.php?

I install your solution and it works fine.

<?php
if( is_front_page() ){

    include_once('mobile-detect/Mobile_Detect.php');
    $detect = new Mobile_Detect();

    if ( $detect->isMobile() || $detect->isTablet() ) {
        $redirect_url = 'http://www.tagweightloss.com/mobile';
        header('Location: ' . $redirect_url ); // Redirect the user
    }
}
?>

Thanks for your reply, for most people that doesn’t know about coding, the VC solution is here and it works, for pages, homepage. I ll for your solution to mobile.

Thank you for sharing @Pedropapito!

This allows for different ad sizes on different devices – which may be what I’m looking for if I think it through.

Ultimately I’m looking to display an ad in 2 different places – depending on device – so that a 300×250 on the sidebar has better visibility when reformatted for a mobile phone. Here is what I’m thinking (but there may be an easier way than this).

Two ad units, lets call them 300x250_desktop and 300x25_mobile.

300x250_desktop gets placed in the sidebar – it is visible when viewed on tablet / desktop but NOT on mobile.

300x250_mobile is placed Article Inline – it is NOT visible on tablet / desktop but it is visible on mobile.

So effectively only one 300×250 ad unit displays at a time depending on whether it is viewed on desktop or mobile phone.

Can your code example handle this scenario with 2 versions of the same ad size (once again, they can be set up as different ad units)?

Ultimately I’m looking for something like:

If display is mobile, show here (article_inline) else show here (sidebar) … this would be super-simple cause I wouldn’t have to have two ad units – just one that gets executed in different spots depending on the device.

Apologies – I’m probably confusing this too much.

I just wish the theme ad toggle buttons worked for DFP as they do for AdSense because I know exactly how to achieve what I’m going for 😉

https runs a little slower generally due to the overall issue of encryption, but many servers are now being optimized with things like mod_SPDY which is framework being baked into next versions of web, apache, etc.

We did see some hiccups on our main site last Dec. moving to https; basically in webmaster tools (search console) you end up with two sites as they STILL don’t have a “move site from http to https” function. The main weirdness was the huge drop of “inbound links/sites” going from one million plus to 250,000 or so … this is because the other sites are linking to http version of site — which is a different site in Googleverse —

However the rankings went back to normal on our main site after awhile.

Of course having a UX score of 100 on pagespeed insights didn’t hurt either!

The sitewide 301 redirect is simple enough, as is editing your dbase to change all the embedded image stuff from http to https …

There are just the general weirdness in the inbound link volume and the whacky issue of having two sets of sites listed in your Google console; one being live, one being deprecated.

I got a note about the deprecated site in Spring reminding me about mobile fixes … um, right Google — for the deprecated site? Duh.

Https is not as much a slowdown as it used to be as servers are faster, disks faster, most servers now have gigabit switches vs 10/100 (get better host if they only have 10/100).

🙂

Yes you were right – sorry. I have another problem – when viewed in a mobile or a small browser window the content is offset a little to the left, meaning the text at the left is cut off and there is white space down the right hand side. This only happens on the home page.

Hope you can help

Jill

Hi,

With Visual composer, you can different block to page and set what can visible to desktop/tablet/mobile.

With the help of Visual composer you can do that, take a look at my website.

http://www.tagweightloss.com/

I set the slide to show only in Mobile.
The big grid to show only in Tablet/Desktop

See image

The problem is when i choose to have an unique article enabled the Mobile version doesn’t pull new content.

Hi

I am not familiar with your mobile theme functionality so I cannot provide a solution for that. You should contact the theme’s author and ask him for advice.
Also you can check our implementation regarding videos in td_video_support.php file: http://screencast.com/t/sjiTsGAXU

Thanks for the message!

Blogmaster2003

Adrotate works great with this theme – make a ‘group’ – after making individual ads – tick the ones you need in the ‘group’ (a group is one ad space with multiple rotating ads in it )

Get shortcode – out it in a theme panel ad position – works great. If on mobile they stutter a little there’s a simple edit to prevent this.

http://www.screencast.com/t/5SxtMo2U

Hi

I don’t see any widget below the fb comments http://screencast.com/t/P5xNEGqUX also I don’t know exactly how the script you provided above works on mobile so you could contact the provider and ask him for advice.

Thanks!

And the reason you didnt see the code was because i removed it, because it was showing as text in the mobile version.

Hi thanks alot for your reply,

i have managed to get it almost where i need it, but its under the FB comments widget i have. But the main problem is for some reason its not appearing on mobile, any ideas why?

here is my site: http://thebrizzle.com

Thanks,
jonny

That Google post is actually almost a year and a half ago. It says June 2014. So really they are over a year old on those sizes.

This theme was released in November of 2014 and was after those new ad sizes. I don’t think Tagdiv realized about them.

You also have to think for your mobile site. Those ads will not show at all on the mobile.

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