Most of the work of setting up an ajax action in the WordPress environment happens in php-land. The PHP File Register & enqueue your script. In this example, I’ll assume the script has already been registered. wp_enqueue_script( ‘myscript’ ); *I’ve had trouble when I’ve tried to enqueue the script at the wp_enqueue_scripts action and added […]

I’ve seen this somewhere before… HTML <span id=”smScreenIndicator”></span> CSS #smScreenIndicator { float: left; } @media (min-width: 400px) { /* whatever width suits the project */ #smScreenIndicator { float: none; } } JQuery function isMobile() { if ( $(‘#smScreenIndicator’).css(‘float’) == ‘left’ ) return true; else return false; }