You don't have "one" responsive website. In fact you still have "two" separated and manteined websites, one for desktop and another for mobile.

Great work anyway.

Yes that's true, but visitors don't know that once the visit the site via mobile, the script automatically detects the mobile device, and redirects to the mobile version, this is the only way to give the look of a responsive site at the moment.

Regardless of users knowing or not, its not a "responsive" website, so you can't claim "To create a responsive website in X5..."

Responsive would have been THE reason to buy X5 pro.....well some day :/

my apologies Eduardo maybe I worded it wrong, yes we created 2 sites 1 mobile and 1 web, but the script we use for mobile redirection redirects users to the mobile template, so users will never know the difference, we have 3 full screen templates that come with mobile template and have the redirection script already in the main web template you can view them here on your pc and mobile device www.x5tuts.com/store.html

Hello Jamie, i cant find your script. Did you allready upload it?

got it:

<scriptlanguage="javascript">var mobile =(/iphone|ipad|ipod|android|blackberry|mini|windows\sce|palm/i.test(navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase()));if(mobile){ window.location.replace("http://m.site.de");}else window.location.replace("http://your.pc.site");</script>

yes thats correct, i will upload the script shortly for everyone to use, our premium templates already come with it included in the template packs, so it makes it easier to use our templates.

jamie

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Jamie - where on your website exactly can I find/buy your tutorial and/or script?

Thanks

Edwin

I take it the script above is the correct script even though it wan't Jamie posting? If so, do you insert the script on the main site? In what part do you insert it? Also I take it you replace the "http://m.site.de" with the main site and replace "http://your.pc.site" with the mobile site?

You should put the script on each page that you want to have the redirection happen, as the visitor could get to your site on any page, I think the above script also caters for if the visitor gets to the mobile page on a pc it will redirect to the desktop version. "http://m.site.de" is where you put your mobile address, "http://your.pc.site" is where you put your pc or main address.

Another way is to test the width of the browser and switch to different pages, so you could have more than two different widths.

The script is to be placed inside the body of the page, look in X5 help for adding code into the page html.