Updated: Mobile Modaco Custom Page

[Guest nedge2k]

Hey all,

This is nothing new for people with HTML experience but for those of who dont really have much here's a nice little custom page you can put on ur phone to make browsing easier.

To use, put the files in StorageMy DocumentsHtml and then open the "modaco.html" file and add it as a fovourtie in Pocket IE. To customise it further open the .html file in notepad. Its pretty easy to see whats going on so I wont bother explaning what you have to do :)

USA background now available :P [

modaco.zip

modaco-usa.gif

[Guest crafty]

Nice!

[Guest kurtfhouse]

Cheers Nedge2K

Very nice :) 8)

[Guest nedge2k]

Updated so you can press keys to open links :)

[Guest Samsonite]

am i being a bit fick..... cant find the HTML directory? should i create it?

i'm on an e200 by the way.. ( if that makes any difference)

[Guest nedge2k]

Sorry yeh, you gotta make the Html dir :P

Or just edit the html file to find the pic wherever you want it :)

[Guest badboy4life]

Nice 8)

[Guest stevo_knuckles]

Thanks nedge2k. Very handy and a real time saver. Things like this make a big difference

[Guest yoos]

My personal favorite mobile links (3 pages of them) are located in the html files with this homescreen:

http://smartphone.modaco.com/viewtopic.php?t=112438

[Guest nedge2k]

Made a usa background for it now too :)

Either edit the html file to look for "modaco-usa.gif" or rename the gif to "modaco.gif and replace the uk background :P

[Guest chucky.egg]

This is cool, thanks Nedge

I've mod'ed it a bit for my preferences, and added a New Posts link

@Paul

When I load the New Posts, and the My Posts pages from my C500 I get image placeholders (but no images) - are those pages setup differently to the forum pages? And if so can they be adapted to display better on the handset?

New Posts is the page I use most, so it would be cool to have it formatted nicely on my phone

[Guest nedge2k]

Found a couple of things you can add to change the link colour / get rid of the underline:

A {text-decoration: none;}  

A:LINK {color: #ff0000;}  

A:VISITED {color: #00ff00;}  

Where it says "A:LINK" is the link colour (here red)

Where it says "A:VISITED" is the colour of the link after you have visited the page it links to (here green)

Where it says "A {text-decoration: none;}" is where it removes the underlines from the links.