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<mm:include where="DeliveringIHTML">
&#59677;
</mm:include>
In most cases, it is not necessary to be this granular. Using IsMenuDriven should suffice.
Access Key Support
WebLogic Mobility Server supports the use of access keys on iMode phones. They work in
virtually the same way as other devices that support access keys EXCEPT the attributes
and
assignall assignempty
appropriate emoji characters representing the access key number next to the link.
Emoji Characters
Emoji characters are the 12 x 12 pixel picture characters used on iMode phones. They are like
emoticons but are smaller and therefore easier to transmit. WebLogic Mobility Server fully
supports these characters. To add an emoji icon, simply place an iMode conditional expression
with the emoji character (as represented by its Unicode or SJIS equivalent) into your content. For
example:
<mm:include where="DeliveringIHTML">
&#59677;
</mm:include>
iMode-Specific Styles
Generally, styling that is created for menu-driven devices will also work well on iMode devices.
As an author, however, you may wish to take advantage of specific capabilities of an iMode
device. To do this, it is recommended that you use an external CSS style sheet that contains styles
exclusively for iMode devices. You would create a style sheet with iMode-specific styles using
the and <
<link> mm:include>
<mm:include where="DeliveringIHTML">
<link href="iModeStyles.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
</mm:include>
Marquee
Marquee is supported using CSS syntax.
To create text that scrolls across the screen, you might have the following in your content.
<div class="marquee-styleA>
This is my scrolling text!
</div>
Your style sheet would define the marquee style.
div.marquee-styleA {
marquee-style: slide;
marquee-direction: left;
marquee-repetition: 1
}
Blink
Similar to marquee, blink is supported through the use of a style sheet.
<div class="blink-style">
are not supported. WebLogic Mobility Server inserts the
elements, making it accessible only to iModes. For example:
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Part IV Presentation of Mobile Content