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Excluding access to code on mobile devices

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Virum Mundi (talkcontribs)

Hi all, I'm not sure this is the right place to ask it, but I'll go ahead anyway.

I'm trying to find a way to exclude a header (introduced between double curly brackets as a template) in the mobile version. This specific header creates an undesired design failure in the mobile version, but not on the desktop, so I wouldn't like to supress it altogether.

The span class="nomobile" doesn't help, since it first compiles the header, and afterwards it just doesn't parse it on mobiles (it's a css solution after all, so the error is still there, and it affects the data outside the span tags).

I need a way for the code to actually not access the header page at all in the mobile version (not to even reach the compilation phase).

I though about using an #if, but I can't find a magic word which informs of the used platform.

Is there such a magic word o something of the sort? Is there any way to exclude access to code on mobile devices (not only prevent it from showing)?

Thanks.

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