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Hi,
Is it possible to hide sections when a visitor accesses the store from a mobile device?
For example, we have one foot with enough information to the desktop version, we would like to put a simple walk to the mobile version disabling some parts.
How do we do?
It is common practice that the version for mobiles is easier and with fewer items than the desktop version.
Best regards,
Toni
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Hi,
I applied the style as I have indicated, but it had no effect
@media screen and (max-width: 767px) {
#row_PYbYC {
display: none !important;
}
}
Any fix?
Best regards,
Toni
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Hi,
Everything is solved by creating a subdomain to work with multistore. Taking advantage of the ability to work with multistores on pavilion.
http://www.maskezapatos.com (desktop version)
m.maskezapatos.com (mobile version)
Another solution would be to build with pavilion a configuration for mobile without having to create a subdomain to work with multistore. But this development would be for the team ThemeBurn.
Pavilion great!!!
Best regards
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Hi,
Using a multi-store for a mobile only website is a really nice idea, that we could further improve 
BR,
ThemeBurn team
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Hi,
By now configure Mobile site fast copying the parameters of the main store and then removing or modifying the necessary rows for a simpler and less overloaded mobile navigation.
In your hands is it better!!! Sure he is made, it is a big issue, I have seen many and yours is the one with the greatest future.
BR.
Toni
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Thanks for the motivational words
BR,
ThemeBurn team
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Hi,
I created a pavilion for mobile configuration. This design aims to a subdomain managed to multistore of Opencart.
The problem I have is that when redirected to the subdomain. Use your library MobileDetect and detect the user’s device, redirected to the subdomain and I make an infinite loop.
How do I redirect with pavilion to take me to the subdomain (multistore)?
Any suggestions?
Best regards,
Toni
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Hi,
It is possible to indicate, when it detects that a mobile device, use of a design or other pavilion?
It is the suitable way to reduce the burden of the pages, making a lighter configuration while using the advantages of responsive design Pavilion Tracking Google robots without redirects.
Can be performed by inserting an on / off button Mobile Design. This button will instruct Pavilion that configuration is to be used for mobile devices. Or the option Store, insert a design option sets, called Mobile Design, which can not be activated or the administrator, as interest that setting is displayed when the user accesses with mobile devices.
After reading documentation regarding Google responsive design or different url, is the best option I can think of for a lighter design using Pavilion.
What do you think?
Have you got something in mind?
Best regards,
Toni
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Hi,
The easiest thing to do would be the subdomain redirection. The other idea may be good but there is too much to be developed
For the redirection, you just need to create a cookie, whether the user has a mobile device or not, so you don’t get in an infinite loop.
I am sure you can find plenty of resource about how to create a PHP cookie, e.g. this one:
http://www.w3schools.com/php/func_http_setcookie.asp
BR,
ThemeBurn team
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Hi,
Your cookie “is_touch” of the file “theme/pavilion/template/tb/header.tpl”, can you use to redirect to a mobile m.yourdomain.com subdomain?
How do should use it if so?
I want to integrate with pavilion as best as possible and once tested, share since surely will have users with the same problem.
BR,
Toni
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Hi,
Solved with javascript!!!
I attached the extension (JS Redirection Mobile Site) in case anyone needs or wants to improve it.
BR,
Toni
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Hi Toni,
Thanks for sharing this modification!
BR,
ThemeBurn team
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