Optimize Your Current Site for the iPhone - with One Line of Code
{ August 12th, 2007 }
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Though Works On iPhone can redesign your current site to make it iPhone-friendly, there are a few quick and (relatively) easy things to do to your on your own to make it more visually appealing on the iPhone.
From Craig Hockenberry at furbo.org:
Want to make your site look better on the iPhone with one line of HTML?
It’s easy—just add a
<meta>tag that lets the iPhone know how wide to display the initial page. I added the following code to the<head>in my template yesterday:<meta name=“viewport” content=“width=808″ />Every browser besides MobileSafari will ignore this information. But it does something very important on the iPhone: it optimizes the viewport for your content.
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