Platte daddy
Lutheran pastor defending the title “Mother of God”
This was good to see. He even covers the incorrect title Christotokos.
Setting viewport size with WebPagetest
One of the pitfalls of responsive web design is that it’s easy to create mobile sites that are simplified for small screens and touch interaction but aren’t any lighter on bandwidth and memory than their full-size relatives.
There’s an undocumented option in WebPagetest to check page loads at arbitrary viewport sizes.
From slide 50 of the same slide deck I mentioned in my last post:
There’s an undocumented option in WebPagetest to check page loads at arbitrary viewport sizes.
From slide 50 of the same slide deck I mentioned in my last post:
Run webpagetest script with resizing
- Use Chrome as agent (not supported on other browsers)
- Sample script (tab delimited):
setviewportsize 320 480 navigate http://example.com/
What does “mdot” mean?
Reviewing an excellent slide deck about how to improve the performance of responsive web sites, I encountered the term “mdot” and was mystified.
It refers to the “
Most folks who mention it out there just use it without defining it. I just had to try a lot of searches to figure this one out, so I thought I'd try to help by telling Google explicitly.
It refers to the “
m.” that often begins the URLs of mobile-only websites.Most folks who mention it out there just use it without defining it. I just had to try a lot of searches to figure this one out, so I thought I'd try to help by telling Google explicitly.
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