Thank you for your response, I understand.

Hello,

sorry for being unclear.

1) I have a website without the mobile theme on, so when I go to the website on my phone I’ll get the normal responsive theme.

2) I would like to be able to have a link to my website that would open the mobile theme instead of the standard responsive theme

3) when I am in the mobile version, all link should be opened inside the mobile version (using the mobile theme) as well

Now, I’m not really set on the method to do so, I was just thinking maybe it could be done with a parameter but it does not really matter.

Hi,

disabling the unique article feature worked. It’s not a perfect solution but it works with my setup. Thank you very much for your help.

Thank you very much for your reply,

now, I am able to change the showed category manually, but what I still don’t quite get is this: while my post has multiple categories, they are not on the same level, the article is in the main category, and then in a subcategory of the main category. Is there any way that the top category is viewed automatically as “the ONE” or will they always be on the same level and I will always have to choose manually?

I have noticed that in one particular instance, the subcategory is always shown (doesn’t matter if I click on the main or on the sub first) while with other main categories, sometimes the main is shown and sometimes the sub is shown. Is there any particular reason for this? Maybe, when I created those categories I did something?

I hope you can understand all this mess, thank you for your reply.

Thank you very much for your reply,

just a suggestion, I would say that it makes no sense to go to the next page just to see the three giant articles I have already seen (and read). The homepage makes a lot more sense.