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[newsun11026 Friend newsun11026Join date: May 2012Posts: 62Downloads:14Uploads:7 Thanks: 6 Thanked: 19 times in 13 posts]

#184793

In JaT3 V2, I check myweb/?ui=mobile to view mobile version. But in JAT3 V3 it not working. How can I view tablet, mobile version in my laptop?

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#482876

Best tool to see layouts from the desktop? Try Responsinator!! Hope that helps.

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#482881

<em>@swissa 359318 wrote:</em><blockquote>Best tool to see layouts from the desktop? Try Responsinator!! Hope that helps.</blockquote>
Thanks! But http://responsinator.com perhap not redirect to mobile version. I want to see mobile version and use firebug to design CSS.The example: http://mattroiviet.org/?ui=mobile in JAT3 V2, but it is not working in JAT3 V3 🙁

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#482884

<em>@newsun11026 359325 wrote:</em><blockquote>Thanks! But http://responsinator.com perhap not redirect to mobile version. I want to see mobile version and use firebug to design CSS.The example: http://mattroiviet.org/?ui=mobile in JAT3 V2, but it is not working in JAT3 V3 :(</blockquote>

It’s responsive: it uses bootstrap to adapt to each layout – desktop, tablet, phone. It is not like the old T3V2 that had a special css for mobile. That is why I posted responsinator so that you can see what it looks like in mobile etc.

You can find all the documentation that explains in HERE.

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#482889

<em>@swissa 359329 wrote:</em><blockquote>It’s responsive: it uses bootstrap to adapt to each layout – desktop, tablet, phone. It is not like the old T3V2 that had a special css for mobile. That is why I posted responsinator so that you can see what it looks like in mobile etc.

You can find all the documentation that explains in HERE.</blockquote>

I understood. Thanks very much!

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#482927

I see you seem to have this sorted out, and maybe I am missing some reason this is a dumb solution. That said, the tool I use is shrinking my browser window horizontally.

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#482939

<em>@saganomics 359402 wrote:</em><blockquote>I see you seem to have this sorted out, and maybe I am missing some reason this is a dumb solution. That said, the tool I use is shrinking my browser window horizontally.</blockquote>

I am interested to know why you think it is a dumb solution?

P.S. If you use Google Chrome it has in the developer tools a user agent so that you can test off against Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Blackberry and even Meego.

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#482949

I don’t think your solution is dumb; sorry if it came off that way. I was being bashful about mine. It just seems too simple to be what one might be looking for, but that is how I work on mobile with the new responsive design.

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#493512

I recommend Web Developer Toolbar both for Chrome & Firefox by Chris Pederick

http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/

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