Content Portability

Content Portability is refers to if content works well when switching between desktop browser and mobile browser or app contexts. Portability allows content to adapt to any device of any size. Currently, portability is focused around presentation of templates, especially infobox templates (via Portable Infoboxes), but will expand as more functionality is added to the Fandom arsenal.

Why should I care about portability?
A Fandom study has proven that content portability is key. Actually, mobile use has greatly surpassed desktop use since September 15th. To make sure your pages look great on your desktop or laptop is very important. Maybe you've put a lot of time and effort into a really fun main page that wows visitors, your infoboxes offer a wealth of viewing options, and you've possibly put a lot of thought into organizing your article content into separate tabs.

But, making all that mobile-friendly would mean to change a lot of your previous work. Is it really worth all that? Are there really that many people that want to read your pages on mobile? Well, that's where the IDP comes in and helps you with Content Portability. For more information about this, read "How does the IDP help?".

How does the IDP help?
The IDP helps with portability by working with your wiki's Interface. We work to make templates, home page, etc. portable on your wiki and make your wiki the best it can be on any device.

For help, with portability in English, please see the Vanguard Team. If any other language (that is not supported by Vanguard or prefers IDP's help) needs help, please request help at Portability Assistance.