July 31, 2013 — By WPTouch Admin

ManageWP and WPtouch Pro

ManageWP is an innovative service for WordPress that allows website owners to manage all of their sites from one convenient administration panel. From there an end-user can perform many of the tedious WordPress tasks such as updating plugins.

ManageWP for WordPress

ManageWP for WordPress

We’ve had built in support for ManageWP since WPtouch Pro 2.0, and recently improved our support in our new WPtouch Pro 3 product. So if you’re using WPtouch Pro and ManageWP, you can be sure you’ll have a great experience managing the product from multiple sites.

Some of the tasks that ManageWP helps automate are:

  • Automatically update all of your plugins, including WPtouch Pro, with one click
  • Email notification for when updates are available
  • Automatic monitoring of your sites to make sure they are online
  • Ability to clone a website and deploy a copy in another location
  • Automated backups to make sure you never lose data
  • Ability to post to any of your managed sites from one location

Many of our WPtouch Pro users love the service, so we wanted to bring it to the attention of anyone who wasn’t familiar with it. If you manage multiple sites and want to reduce some of your administrative load, then definitely check them out.

July 30, 2013 — By WPTouch Admin

WPtouch’s First Wonder Of The World

I’ve been traveling around the world for almost two years now, working on WPtouch Pro during the days, and often spending my evenings and weekends exploring a new city. I’ve worked on WPtouch Pro all the way from Ushuaia, Argentina (the southernmost city in the world), to a little cafĂ© right outside the Eiffel Tower in Paris.

Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas, in Peru. I was actually a bit surprised to find out that my iPhone had a weak data signal, so I decided on a whim to fire up BraveNewCode’s website to see if it worked. Low and behold the mobile version of BraveNewCode, powered by WPtouch Pro 3, rendered beautifully in front of one of the 7 Wonders of the World.

WPtouch Pro 3 at Machu Picchu

WPtouch Pro 3 at Machu Picchu

I had my Olympus OM-D camera with me as well, so I used it to snap the photo above. Today I’m in Peru’s Sacred Valley working on a few new features that will soon be released in WPtouch Pro 3, so stay tuned.

July 12, 2013 — By WPTouch Admin

WPtouch Pro 3.0.6 Update Released

Hot on the heels of 3.0.5, WPtouch Pro 3.0.6 delivers additional improvements and fixes, and is a recommended update for all WPtouch Pro 3 customers.

This release includes important fixes for Android devices, solving both an issue that could cause Android devices to display a blank page, and an issue that could cause Android devices to incorrectly display a theme as too wide.

Full Change Log (WPtouch Pro 3.0.6 ~ Friday, July 12th, 2013):

  • Fixed: Search input in themes causing zoom on some devices
  • Fixed: Issues with Google ads on Android devices causing blank pages
  • Fixed: Issues with ads in Simple, CMS & Classic Redux themes
  • Fixed: Viewport width issues on some Android devices
  • Fixed: Web-App Mode features displaying outside of Web-App Mode
  • Fixed: Better audio, video handling in Web-App Mode
  • Fixed: An issue which could cause Classic to show on tablet browsers w/o Tablet support enabled
  • Changed: Social links in the footer now open in a new window

July 5, 2013 — By WPTouch Admin

WPtouch Pro 3.0.5 Now Available!

Friday releases are always fun! This update includes a variety of smaller fixes and changes based on customer feedback over the last few weeks. More updates and changes are coming next week as well with 3.0.6, but for now here’s the change log for 3.0.5:

 

WPtouch Pro 3.0.5

  • Added: Support for new WordTwit free version in Classic Redux
  • Added: New AJAX setting for desktop switch link
  • Fixed: Issues with WordTwit Pro & Classic Redux theme
  • Fixed: Issue with click-to-call links
  • Fixed: Removed space from “Search” text in Classic theme
  • Fixed: Custom menu items can now be opened in a new window
  • Fixed: Issue with insecure content on https content pages
  • Fixed: Pinterest link in social links
  • Fixed: Issue with WPtouch nextpage functionality affecting desktop themes
  • Fixed: RTL text display in featured slider titles
  • Fixed: Issue with security nonce failure for desktop switch link
  • Fixed: Issue with Manage WP update mechanism
  • Fixed: Problem with object caching and WPtouch Pro due to autoload in settings
  • Fixed: Issue with duplicate content in <title> tag when using WordPress SEO
  • Fixed: Issues with search post and page results
  • Changed: Small fix for date display in blog
  • Changed: Prevented copied and child themes from being deleted if they’re active
  • Changed: Better tablet support & detection for Classic theme (now catches more Android tablets and Windows 10 touch tablets)

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