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Suppose I have two pages:
– page 1 uses jquery mobile and has a link to page 2
– page 2 does not use jquery mobile
Why if I access page 2 through page 1 it appears with the style of jqm, whilst if I access it directly it has a neutral style?
How can I avoid to have jquery mobile in each page accessed through the first one? I want it just in those pages in which I explicitly defined it.
Have a look at the documentation on how jQuery Mobile handles links, specifically the “Linking without Ajax” section:
http://jquerymobile.com/test/docs/pages/page-links.html
It says you add a
data-ajax="false"attribute to a link or parent container to load a link outside the current jQuery Mobile page.e.g.:
There are examples at the bottom of that page too.