Having a blog has its benefits, but sometimes people want to access your site via a mobile device and, well…. lets face it, rendering your site across many different mobile platforms, looks, well…. LIKE CRAP. Hell, half the time its unreadable.
If you want to mobile enable your blog, its super-easy with the service provide by mofuse.com (no I’m not getting paid to write this). Literally its only a few steps and you’re done.
You can view my mobile site at: http://donnfelker.mofuse.mobi/
Here’s what it looks like in a emulator:
| Basic Mobile Phone | Apple IPhone |
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Although this is real easy to set up, the URL “donnfelker.mofuse.mobi” just seems clunky to me. Mofuse gives you the ability to set this to a custom domain.
I wanted my domain name to be representative of the content that was being delivered, therefore I chose mobile.blog.donnfelker.com (it is the mobile version of my blog right?).
Changing this is fairly simple, however you will have to alter your DNS records.



You will have to wait up to 48 hours for this CNAME to take effect. I did mine last night at 9pm and when I woke up at 6 it was already up and running.
Its super simple to set this up and kudos goes to the guys/gals at mofuse. Now I can go to mobile.blog.donnfelker.com and view my blog on my mobile or send the link to anyone else who wants to see it on a mobile. Excellent! Good luck in setting up your own mobile blog!