My website works fully perfectly on IIS. What is the simplest way to make its mobile version so I don't start the mobile application from scratch
There is no simple path to a
responsive website once the application is created. There are responsive frameworks,
like Bootstrap, which use HTML, CSS, and JS to create a
responsive website. However, you needed to implement the framework constructs when the site was initially created.
Firstly, as mgebhard mentioned, if you’d like to make your website pages look good both on desktops and mobile, you can try to use some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks for developing responsive web sites, such as Bootstrap etc. And if not create the
mobile application from scratch, you need to add required CSS and JS references in your master page (or layout) and modify your html markup using responsive CSS styles.
Besides, if you’d like to view your website with updates in mobile through LAN or WLAN in your development environment, you can refer to the following threads:
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My website works fully perfectly on IIS. What is the simplest way to make its mobile version
Dec 08, 2017 09:57 AM|alihusain_77|LINK
My website works fully perfectly on IIS. What is the simplest way to make its mobile version so I don't start the mobile application from scratch
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Re: My website works fully perfectly on IIS. What is the simplest way to make its mobile version
Dec 08, 2017 11:27 AM|mgebhard|LINK
There is no simple path to a responsive website once the application is created. There are responsive frameworks, like Bootstrap, which use HTML, CSS, and JS to create a responsive website. However, you needed to implement the framework constructs when the site was initially created.
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Re: My website works fully perfectly on IIS. What is the simplest way to make its mobile version
Dec 11, 2017 03:23 AM|Fei Han - MSFT|LINK
Hi alihusain_77,
Firstly, as mgebhard mentioned, if you’d like to make your website pages look good both on desktops and mobile, you can try to use some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks for developing responsive web sites, such as Bootstrap etc. And if not create the mobile application from scratch, you need to add required CSS and JS references in your master page (or layout) and modify your html markup using responsive CSS styles.
Besides, if you’d like to view your website with updates in mobile through LAN or WLAN in your development environment, you can refer to the following threads:
With Regards,
Fei Han
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