I've narrowed this down to a compatibility issue with the theme I'm using: Hybrid News. Where should I edit my theme to make sure it pulls in the wp_footer/wpmp_switcher_wp_footer correctly?

I'm having the same problem as described above. The WordPress Mobile Pack is a great plug-in and works really well in almost all regards. However, just one tiny thing. When detecting a desktop, the switcher code does correctly create a link in the desktop version of the site to allow the user to "switch to our mobile site." However, instead of appearing in the footer, this link appears on the outside of the body container for the site. Does anyone know which portion of code should be edited to rectify this problem?

We're a non-profit trying to work on a shoestring budget and, as you can probably tell, not experts on coding. So, thanks in advance for your help!

As far as I understand it, it is generated by the wp_footer() php function
Typically you find it in the footer.php file of your theme.

If you have a theme with a fixed width, the switcher often flows to right of the main area at the top.
You can add a
<div style="clear: both"> ... </div>
to the footer.php to make sure it goes to the button.

Hope this helps

Karsten Meier

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Karsten Meier
Handylearn Projects creates mobile software.
www.handylearn-projects.de

Thanks... as it turned out, the code was in a file named wpmp_switcher.php

It appeared as follows, and I was able to adjust it to get it to stop printing just outside the container

function wpmp_switcher_wp_footer($force=false) {
  if(!$force && (get_option('wpmp_switcher_mode')=='none' || get_option('wpmp_switcher_footer_links')!='true')) {
    return;
  }
  switch (wpmp_switcher_outcome()) {
    case WPMP_SWITCHER_MOBILE_PAGE:
      print wpmp_switcher_link('desktop', __('Switch to our desktop site'));
      break;
    case WPMP_SWITCHER_DESKTOP_PAGE:
      print wpmp_switcher_link('mobile', __(''));
      break;
  }

Thanks for the help!

I've been working on this same problem. Your solution kinda works in that it gets rid of the ugly text outside of the footer, but I wanted to move that text to inside the footer. The template I'm using had a footer.php file that looked like:

	<div id="footer" class="fix">
                   ...more code
	</div>
</div>
<script src="<?php bloginfo('template_url') ?>/js/functions.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
<?php wp_footer(); ?>
</body>
</html>

Note that <?php wp_footer(); ?> is called outside of the div with id="footer". As such, the code for this plugin was rendered outside of the footer giving us the ugly text. By moving the wp_footer() function call inside the footer div, the text was rendered inside the footer div.

	<div id="footer" class="fix">
                   ...more code
	        <?php wp_footer(); ?>
        </div>
</div>
<script src="<?php bloginfo('template_url') ?>/js/functions.js" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script>
</body>
</html>

Now, I imagine that this might mess up how other plugins that write to the footer render. In my case, this is not a problem, so this solution works for me.

Also, I need to change the text that was rendered in order to be able to hook on to it with css. To accomplish this, I altered line 386 in wpmp_switcher.php. This allow me to change up the link attributes. Then, following your gnarzilla's suggestion, I altered the displayed text in the function starting on line 190 of this same file.

Without you pointing out where this logic was occurring, I would not have been able to make these modifications. Thanks gnarzilla!