The user can interact with jQuery Mobile pages that group content into logical views and page views. Page views can be animated using page transitions. Multiple pages can be created with an HTML document, so there is no need to request content from the server.
Agreements, not requirements
Data-role attribute elements, such as header, footer, page, and content, are used to provide the basic format and structure of the page.
For single-page documents, the page wrap was required for automatic initialization and is set as optional.
The structure element can be excluded for a web page with a custom layout.
For page management, the page wrapper is implemented by the platform when it is not included in the markup.
Data-role attribute elements, such as header, footer, page, and content, are used to provide the basic format and structure of the page.
For single-page documents, the page wrap was required for automatic initialization and is set as optional.
The structure element can be excluded for a web page with a custom layout.
For page management, the page wrapper is implemented by the platform when it is not included in the markup.
Page prefetching.
By enabling the data-prefetch attribute , we can prefetch pages in the DOM in single-page templates.
DOM Cache
When browser memory fills in the DOM, it slows down the mobile browser or can cause it to crash due to loading multiple pages. There is an easy way to keep the DOM clean –
When a page loads via ajax, it means removing the page from the DOM when redirecting to another page.
The previous page you visited can be retrieved from the cache when you visit again.
Instead of deleting pages, you can tell jQuery mobile to leave it in the DOM using the following line:
When a page is loaded via ajax, this means removing the page from the DOM when redirecting to another page.
The previous page you visited can be retrieved from the cache when you visit again.
