=== iOS Alternate Theme === Author: Steven Vachon URL: http://www.svachon.com/ Contact: prometh@gmail.com Contributors: prometh Tags: adobe, apple, flash, html, ipad, iphone, ipod, plugin, template Requires at least: 3.2 Tested up to: 3.2 Stable tag: trunk Automatically switch to an alternate theme for Apple iOS devices (iPod, iPhone, iPad). == Description == Simply display a different theme to your **[Apple iOS](http://www.apple.com/ios/)** (iPod/iPhone/iPad) users. Another plugin to check out is **[WPtouch](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wptouch/)**; but depending on your needs, it may be overpowered. This plugin becomes especially useful with WordPress-powered full-Flash websites. Since Apple has chosen to block Adobe Flash technology, your markets may require an HTML fallback. == Installation == 1. Download the plugin (zip file). 2. Upload and activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in the WordPress admin. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Why would I want to display a different theme to Apple iOS users? = You may not. I honestly wouldn't unless I was producing a full-Flash website with WordPress as a backend. = Why not just use WPtouch? = Try it! The free version does not currently support iPad, though, and I felt that it was overpowered for my needs. = Will this change the theme for other concurrent users as well, or just specific users? = Theme switching is done independently for each concurrent user. You need not worry about non-iOS users seeing the alternate theme. = Will this work with any theme? = Yes, but you may need to conform a few technical things. Continue reading for specific cases. = My widgets and/or menus are not appearing in my alternate theme. What's wrong? = The internal WordPress `id`'s must match in both themes for menus/widgets to work consistently. = Can this plugin work with WP Super Cache? = Yes. Check out this **[WPtouch article](http://www.bravenewcode.com/2009/01/wptouch-and-wp-super-cache/)**. = Umm, how/where do I set what the alternate theme is? = At this time, you will have to edit the plugin file itself on line 16. Put in the folder name of the theme. Eventually, I will create a proper UI. = Will this plugin work for WordPress version x.x.x? = This plugin has only been tested with versions of WordPress as early as 3.2. For anything older, you'll have to see for yourself. == Changelog == = 0.1 = * Initial release