Publish mobile content at the existing URL

Specific Content For Mobile Pro lets you prepare a mobile version of a page or post while keeping its public URL unchanged. Desktop visitors see the desktop content, and mobile visitors see the related mobile content. The add-on replaces content based on the device; it does not redirect visitors or generate AMP markup.

Use a separate version when responsive design alone does not fit a particular page. Open Pages or Posts in the WordPress admin area, find the item, then choose Create mobile version from its action links or choose the plus icon in the devices column. Edit the mobile version and save it. The same steps apply to blog posts.

Logged-in customers can access an additional mobile-version URL for testing. Logged-out visitors use the original public URL, which shows the content selected for their device.

Configure Pro device controls

Pro extends mobile publishing to supported queriable post types. It also lets you load a various theme on mobile devices, unload selected add-ons only on mobile, decide whether tablets count as mobile devices, use different mobile navigation, and write content for specific devices. Premium support is included.

Metadata synchronization

By default, desktop and mobile versions share post metadata: saving metadata on either version also updates the other. In Specific Content For Mobile settings, enable the option for mobile versions to have their own metadata to change that behavior. For popular SEO extensions, synchronization can be configured separately.

Cache handling

If the site uses server caching, configure separate cache handling for mobile devices. Without that separation, a cached mobile version could be served to desktop visitors. Caching plugins with mobile-cache management can handle this distinction; do not configure mobile redirects for this extension.

Installation and theme support

Install and activate the Pro plugin in WordPress, then create mobile versions from the Pages or Posts screens. Review cache handling before publishing. For a mobile version of the blog page, the theme must support that feature; otherwise, the theme template may continue to show the original desktop content.

Developer templates and integrations

To use a separate mobile template, place the template file in wp-content/scfm/ or in the theme's scfm folder. External plugin integrations can use the eos_scfm_meta_integration_array filter to add metadata synchronization settings. The eos_scfm_related_desktop_id() and eos_scfm_related_mobile_id() functions return the related post ID. Themes can declare blog-page support with add_theme_support('specific_content_form_mobile', array('posts_page' => true)).