Hello everyone

I just create a website, it can show on computer and laptop but, when I
tried using mobile phone, it cannot access

Can someone tell me how to display my website into mobile phone?
please help me

For your attention

Thanks

Make sure it works on mobile browsers.

For display of your website in mobiles you have to set frames for your website.

Originally Posted by MarcoMelandri

For display of your website in mobiles you have to set frames for your website.

totally wrong!

Do a Google search for CSS Media Queries for make sites compatible for mobile.

I did it ,

I use code <DOCTYPE WAPFORUM>

sorry to concise because,it's too much

did you do enough research to find out about different mobile browser usage?

Androind and iphone display regular web pages perfectly fine, although you can choose to create a smartphone version without all the complicated graphics and navigation.

WAP is a dead platform, and nobody designs for these sites for wap really.

actually I have tested it on Blackberry (onyx), and Samsung mobile, and both have been successful

Sorry if you not understand

I use code <DOCTYPE WAPFORUM>

And that is not the best approach. Media Queries are the better method.

Use WAP

Originally Posted by techforums123

Use WAP

WAP????


Where have you been for the past seven years or so?

Originally Posted by techforums123

Use WAP

Lol. Mobile devices have changed A LOT in the last 4 or 5 years.

I guess you could use WAP, but well... it's really the worst way to make a mobile website.

You need to use WML langugue and WAP, to work in mobile

Originally Posted by techforums123

You need to use WML langugue and WAP, to work in mobile

In 1999 maybe. The world has moved on a bit since then, and surely with a user name like "techforums" you would keep up with technology??

Originally Posted by chrishirst

In 1999 maybe. The world has moved on a bit since then, and surely with a user name like "techforums" you would keep up with technology??

Be fair: 2000 - WAP/WML was one of the themes of the WWW conference in Amsterdam that year.

And I did a really clever little site in WAP for a football club. In 2001.

Ummm, doesn't xhtml work in mobile.... it should be simple as if you were coding out a static website. Yes, there are some limitations in order to make it work across mobile devices (for example - like flash). You could get a little more fancy and try jQuery mobile too.

If I'm correct you should also specifiy the prorper meta tag
Example:
<meta name="HandheldFriendly" content="True"> <meta name="MobileOptimized" content="320"/>
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">

Here's some more resources:
Google Webmaster Central
jquery mobile
detect mobile browser
mobile boilerplate

Originally Posted by PaulW

Be fair: 2000 - WAP/WML was one of the themes of the WWW conference in Amsterdam that year.

And I did a really clever little site in WAP for a football club. In 2001.

Bit of "poetic license" instead of using the teenager saying of

"Euurgh! That's soooo last century"!

There are several points to be taken into consideration while making websites as to make it compatible with different platform.One of the things to avoid for making good mobile website design is to not use tables in the layout as this will not look good on the mobiles. CSS gives maximum compatibility there the mobile website made on CSS layout is better.

Tables work perfectly well on mobile browsers.

Not everything shown on a PC site can fit reasonably onto a mobile web page, where space is short and every pixel counts. It's important to reduce the amount of content shown on the mobile-optimised version.
Only include the most important content or features. Low priority content that can be removed might include content or links that are outside of the main content area, such content typically found in the right hand columns of standard web pages.
Mobile websites should be very focused. This makes them easier to read and move around, as well as quicker to load on devices that can sometimes have slow Internet connection speeds.