Wordpress Mobile Plugin - Image replace - image resize

This version of Andy Moore’s Wordpress Mobile Plugin supports replacement of large content-images and is still alpha.

Images in posts and pages are replaced by low-res-version and smaller dimensions. You can setup cache-directory on field “PhpThumbs-Path” like “/cachedir”. Max image width/height is set by “Resize jpg uploads wider than”-option.

NEW IN VERSION 1.4alpha

  • optional image replacement/resize (options for jpg-quality, image-size)
  • optional page-overview/page-navigation in tree-like style
  • pages including page-tree-navigation
  • optional category-overview
  • optional blogroll-page
  • online search & result-page
  • optional replacement of external links to service mowser.com
  • optional external css-file-include
  • some bugfixes to version 1.3

Feel free to download this alpha-version:

Download: wordpress-mobile-plugin_1_4alpha.zip  wordpress-mobile-plugin_1_4alpha.zip (22.4 KiB, 203 hits)

5 Kommentare to “Wordpress Mobile Plugin - Image replace - image resize”

  1. Mike Rowehl sagt:
    27. Februar 2008 um 03:51 Uhr

    Very cool, that’s a great feature to have. I’ve spoken with Andy a bit about sending external links from a blog through a content adaption service so that readers can follow the conversation. Of course, I’m working on Mowser, so I would love for that to be an option. But in general, I think it would be great to provide folks a way to mobile enable all their outbound links in general. Mowser, Google’s Adaption gateway, Skweezer, we all work pretty much the same way. If you can pick the links out of a post you can provide the user a drop down of services to use for outbound links. For Mowser all you have to do is prepend http://mowser.com/web to the URL to get a mobile friendly version.

  2. admin sagt:
    28. Februar 2008 um 06:30 Uhr

    Hi Mike,
    thank’s for your comment. This service is pretty cool, but only one simple thing should be changed: If a website supports mobile devices like this weblog, than the service should’nt do anything - only redirect to original page.
    In my eyes this will not so hard to do - just send an mobile-device-header to sites so autodetection will work and check if an mobile-device doctype like
    < !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//WAPFORUM//DTD XHTML Mobile 1.0//EN" "http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/xhtml-mobile10.dtd">
    is in response of site.
    I’ve just add some nice options in this plugin for mowser.com and a search box and category-tree-list and tree-siteoverview and css-options and some bug-fixes and some other small things… ;-)
    It will be online in a few hours…

  3. Mike Rowehl sagt:
    29. Februar 2008 um 00:43 Uhr

    Missed this comment here, sorry. We’re doing mobile detection by using the alternate media=handheld header:

    http://blog.admob.com/2007/11/29/making-google-mobile-search-work-for-your-site/

    That way if all the adaption services use it content owners don’t have to worry about the way that Google does it vs the way that Mowser does it vs the way that Novarra does it, etc. If all you have is mobile content, with no web version to point to it from, just set the alternate version header pointing to the current page. I call it the “this is mobile” flag, but it wasn’t my idea, lots of folks seem to be using it:

    http://pub.mowser.com/blog/the-this-is-mobile-flag

  4. admin sagt:
    29. Februar 2008 um 07:05 Uhr

    Oh, thank’s to you Mike - I’ve add the tag’s to most of my sites and it works fine.
    Sometimes there are no problems - only some unknown things ;-)
    I was wondering how good results on mowser.com are on sites which are 100% not designed for mobile devices…

  5. Abdul sagt:
    27. Mai 2008 um 11:12 Uhr

    Do you have any plans of adding Google Adsense to the list of supported mobile ad networks?

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