Funny question which I am hoping someone may be able to help me with

I am just wondering does anyone know the exact code or the way that websites show on a mobile phone as a full website as if viewing on a laptop or desktop?

I'm not a fan of the 'mobi' sites. I prefer the full website to show, where it sizes to the width of the device.

A perfect example is the coffeecup website. It shows as the full website on my android phone. I can then zoom in etc as I please. I am trying to do it for my own website which I am currently designing.

Any help or guidance is much appreciated

Marky

Marky, I guess I don't understand because I can zoom in on any site whether it was created with the html editor or VSD. I just got an Iphone and am coming from a Palm Pre. They both render sites the same no matter what was used to design them. There's been a few users asking for a mobile site creator from CC but with smart phones being sold faster then they can make them I don't see the need. Can you provide an example of a site that doesn't behave well on a smart phone?

I'll be glad to check your site on my Nook Color too if that would help. I too don't really use mobi sites and I actually set my Nook Color to use the regular site setup instead of the mobi versions so I don't even see the mobi's anymore. Most sites render just fine on my device, haven't had very many at all that didn't.

Marky, maybe 'responsive design' is what you're after:

http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011 … eb-design/

Google it to find many more articles and tutorials.

Thanks for the replies guys, and apologies for the delayed response. I've been away

If you guys could check my site on a smart phone, that would be great. Any help and advice is much appreciated.... I'm finally giving this web design business a go and trying to set up for myself, but I want to learn a bit more before setting off!

I can see the banner images aren't transitioning correctly in firefox mobile, but is fine in others (Eric, I'm using your javascript for image transitions - Thanks )

But in a mobile browser, the bottom of my website, and the right hand side show an extra bit of blue background. Any ideas on how to fix it? I assume it's to do with positioning or width??

My page is on my test URL: http://www.marcusoneill.com

I only have the index page posted up so the site links won't work.....Thanks folks

I think it looks awesome on my Iphone.

Thanks Eric and thanks for the link

Can you see the small background area which shows on the right side of the footer (which I thought would stretch the full size of screen (no matter what device??). I'll have to check my code