Couple of interesting thoughts on mobile forms in jQuery Mobile. First, the concept of creating a mobile form is similar to creating a form for a desktop user. This means you will create a form with the standard action, and using GET/POST as you normally would. This also includes wanting to add labels with the…
Tables are part of the HTML specification, so they are supported in mobile devices. However, working with the space, makes for some interest viewing. Most of the time, you first have very tall cells as the browser tries to fit all of the columns. Then you end up having to scroll your table left and…
jQuery Mobile provides a manner to navigate and style a navigation link at the same time. It uses the data-role=”navbar” to accomplish this task. The navbar can handle up to five navigation links. Icons can be set optionally as well. If you have more than five links, it will split the navbar into two columns,…
jQuery Mobile is “interesting” in that you can have one or more pages on a single physical page. This has some advantages as it can make it so you don’t have to download a bunch of different files. Additionally, this will make it so you don’t have to have the user constantly check to download…
jQuery Mobile comes with a default theme that you can use. However, it isn’t really a single theme, there are actually several (sub) themes, called swatches, that are inserted into the theme. These swatches are specified by a single letter. This means you can call for a different theme, within your website, for a part…
jQuery Mobile is a framework designed to work with touch devices. This includes phones, tablets, and even some book readers that support web viewing. The mantra of jQuery is carried over, write less, do more. As the jQuery Mobile is designed to automatically add much of the CSS styles and additional tags and classes for…
The Accordion widget is used to collapse data, so that the end user only sees some of the data on the page. This makes it easier to process the information for the end user.This is because instead of having a large page which scrolls for a long time, it will show only some of the…
Sometimes we need to find a way to organize data within a HTML Web Page. Tabs allow us to have a single content area, which can be separated into individual panels, so only one area can be seen at a time. Which panel is seen is controlled by a horizontal header with labels for each…
