Mobile Web Toolkit as a wordpress plugin: creates the mobile version of your blog. MWT detects and recognizes around 1000 mobile phone models and features an adaptation engine that renders and rescales content (images, etc.) to generate XHTML-MP compliant pages adherent to the characteristics of the requesting device. MWT it's OpenSource, written in PHP, it features device multiserving through a taglib engine that enables you to write Widgets using simple tags, the tags are expanded in different XHTML code for different mobiles. MWT supports Widgets, Dynamics WCSS, Themes, and has a nice Ajax-based configuration interface that let's you create and configure mobile pages and layouts with a click. Have a look at the screenshots to see how the mobile sites created with MWT look like!
More info on:
http://www.beeweeb.com/mwt/index.php/products/mobile-web-toolkit/
The Wordpress plugin version of Mobile Web Toolkit is available for download at:
http://www.beeweeb.com/mwt/index.php/products/mobile-web-toolkit/mwt-download/
To install the plugin follow this simple steps:
- Unzip the content of the plugin to a folder called mwt
- Copy the plugin content to your Wordpress directory:
Assuming that the path to Wordpress root directory is pathToWordpress/ copy all files in mwt/wp-admin/ to pathToWordpress/wp-admin/, then copy the directory mwt/wp-content/plugins/mwt to pathToWordpress/wp-content/plugins/
- Have a look at the configuration file pathToWordpress/wp-content/plugins/mwt/config.php, and change settings to reflect your desired setup.
- Open the URL of your Wordpress blog in a browser and go to "Site Admin", then login with administrator privileges.
- Make sure that "Permalinks" are enabled in your blog. MWT depends crucially on this feature because of its URL rewriting engine. If you don't enable permalinks you won't be able to access the mobile version of your blog! If "Permalinks" aren't enabled choose "Options" and then "Permalinks" from the administration menu, then in the permalinks page under "Common Options" choose any option that is not the default one and then click on "Update Permalink Structure"
- From Wordpress administration menu choose "Plugins" and activate "Mobile Web Toolkit".
- You are now ready to use MWT. To start you can go choose "Mobile" from the administration panel.
- If something goes wrong take a look at the log, by default the log file is created in the directory: mwt/wp-content/plugins/mwt/data/mwt.log
You can find the complete documentation on:
http://www.beeweeb.com/mwt/index.php/products/mobile-web-toolkit/documentation/#mwt_config