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The other day I was reading a thread and someone explained the advanced search option and how to us it. To access from my cell phone I had to click on an option to "view full site".
How to I reverse this function to return to the mobile sight.
It is alot more user friendly when on a phone with mobile view.
thanks in advance.
new to all this technology stuff.
I do not know how to correct the issue. I would think it is in your phone. However, I am flagging your post so a moderator can get involved and possibly find/suggest a solution.
The other day I was reading a thread and someone explained the advanced search option and how to us it. To access from my cell phone I had to click on an option to "view full site".
How to I reverse this function to return to the mobile sight.
It is alot more user friendly when on a phone with mobile view.
thanks in advance.
new to all this technology stuff.
First and foremost what mobile device are you using, Apple, android, etc?
On my IPad, if you click the icon that looks like a box with an arrow pointing up, a drop down opens and you can “Request Mobile Site”.
In case anyone was losing sleep over the issue i have the answer. Kinda feel like dumb but after explaining to my beautiful wife how difficult of a time I'm having with this over dinner and explain how I ended up here. She says "let me see your phone" less than 30 seconds later she says " did you try this" and points to the big green button at the bottom of the website view page
all I could do was burst out laughing. Would have been the perfect mic drop moment if she had one ( glad she didnt spike my phone)
It appears that ford-trucks.com doesn't pay attention to the "use desktop site" setting. I suspect it knows desktop versus mobile based on a cookie or temp file.
Try clearing all history/cookies/etc. all the way back to the beginning of time.
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