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Blog Archive
July 25, 2013
Mobile Web App Upgrades
It sure has been a crazy hot summer, hasn’t it? We’ve got the A/C cranking so we can crank out some enhancements to your Mobile Web App. Here’s three new upgrades to your church or ministry’s Mobile Web App:
1) Side Page Header: Side panel pages can now have Header Bars, as shown in blue in this screenshot.
2) View Full Website: Ever use a mobile app and wish you could view the actual non-mobile website? You can offer your users this option by selecting the Fullsite Link box under Home Pages for your Mobile Web App. The example screenshot shows where this is located for the user.
3) Google Calendar Plugin: If you use Google Calendar to keep your users updated on your church or ministry’s latest events, your Mobile Web App can easily display your next 25 events and group them by date. All you need to do is enter your calendar feed in the Home Pages section of your Mobile Web App setup; there’s even handy instructions on how to locate your calendar feed.
