its your theme, so you could make a special check in your theme for mobile and not call the template tag that displays the icon.. ie:

    global $SFMOBILE;
    if (!$SFMOBILE) {
        # call icon template tag here
    }

Thanks for the answer, but could you tell me a little bit more details about this? Do I have to add exactly

“global $SFMOBILE;

if (!$SFMOBILE) {# call icon template tag here}” in my defailt.php?? And do I have to replace “call icon template tag here” by another phrase? If yes, which one?

Regards

Well – for example – in th aspForumView temlate whiuch is the liost of topics in a forum, find the line of code that displays the topic icon:

sp_TopicIndexIcon(‘tagClass=spRowIcon spLeft’);

and wrap it with Steves suggested code above. So it becomes:

global $SFMOBILE;
if ( !$SFMOBILE ) {
      sp_TopicIndexIcon('tagClass=spRowIcon spLeft');
}

This will then not display the icon if a mobile device is being used.

Thank you very much MR. Papa and Yellow Swordfish! This was wthat I need 🙂

Btw: I will change the translation of “ago” in german tomorrow. Because “vor” like it is now does not make sense. It would just make sense, if “vor” would be placed before the time specification (of latest post). I hope you will accept this.

np.glad we could help.