This is the calling one (probably more useful if the clickable text is words, as the iPhone auto-detects phone numbers and does this automatically): 1-408-555-5555 This is the SMS one, which overrides the default calling behavior: New SMS Message Not sure what other things these links might work on. Might be a little dangerous as having non-standard links that don't work or bring up errors is kinda bad UX. Best for mobile-only sites. If someone know if this works on Android/Blackberry/Other Mobile, comment below. Hey team, stumbling back onto this thread, email signatures in mind.

Means by which we might optimize a phone number to play ball with a wide-range of devices/interfaces/clients when clicking from an email signature (mac mail in this case)? Autotune evo crack for mac torrent. I’m joe recipient in calgary, got an email from a colleague in buenos aires (yep) – skype happens to be my preferred mode of contact right about now. Any means of making it so that i can choose between ‘phone,’ ‘text,’ ‘skype,’ when i click the telephone number on my phone or desktop? Sure would be awesome – but too idealistic a query? Here are my notes for how I had success with this. I usually create two html files for my eblasts.

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One for sending and one for viewers to land on if they are unable to view the images in the email. The difference I found is that the email handles it differently that safari. Hope this helps. For the eBlast, set the link on the phone image to be But for the browswer either desktop or mobile, set the link to be callto:1-###-###-#### On the desktop, clicking with initiate skype if available.

On mobile device within the browser, clicking will initate the phone call. Today I tried a “Tel” link on a website that belongs to a website hosting service, using my smart phone, a Sony Xperia Z1 (Android). The link had a combination of numbers and letters as “1-877-SHAWBIZ”. I tapped the tel link and it worked, my phone translated the letters to numbers and made the call. This style of letters instead of numbers is fine for websites where people would normally access using their mobile device, but for websites that are more “desktop access” because of what they do, as hosting services, is a very poor idea when someone wants to call their support line. When I hover my cursor (desktop) over the number+letters TEL link, I get the same combination in the browser’s bottom status bar.

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I suggest to those who use this number+letter combination, is to make the HTML “link” itself as all numbers and the visible text as number+combination. This way you create better accessibility / visibility for both mobile and desktop users. Basically the HTML link itself should always be numbers as that provides a fall back and translates the letters to numbers on a mere cursor hover. Also use “title=” attribute for links ALWAYS. Same reason and only use numbers in the “title” value. The link example above did not have a “title” attribute and it was a large company using skilled web designers.