jQuery Mobile Framework has a feature to automatically create and append “back” buttons to any application header, although it is disabled by default. The jQuery Mobile framework automatically adds a “back” button on a header when the page plugin’s addBackBtn option is true. You can also enable this feature via markup by setting page div…
While testing a jQuery Mobile Framework based web app on iPhone, I noticed iPhone displayed the web page zoomed out with very small text. I thought I had forgotten to add some styles or messed up something in my custom css but turned out some thing very basic, just add it in the top of…
While working on jQuery Mobile Framework project, I had already used Prototype library for some features in the application. But jQuery and Prototype refused to play ball and application broke. The issue was shortcut or both jQuery and Prototype and both use $. Luckily, jQuery foresaw such scenario and already planned for library conflicts and…
By default, jQuery Mobile framework html links that point to any other web page are loaded via Ajax and it’s so to enable animated page transitions in your app. If you want to make your existing application links to work as it they would work in normal web app, you need to add rel=”external” attribute…
I implemented jQuery Mobile Framework in a mobile app recently which I had earlier developed with custom css and html theme and having issues in different mobiles for consistent look and feel. Luckily jQuery Mobile Framework came out just in time for me because client wanted to his app to be compatible with as many…