Stefan Matei

Applies a lightbox to all image links if and only if the screen is big enough to fit a lightbox. 
Because lightboxes on iPhones should be illegal.

Conditional Lightbox

Use a lightbox only if the screen is big enough.

Jairo Ochoa

dixitalmedia

This plugin works with the open source <a title="Mobile Detect Library" href="http://mobiledetect.net" rel="nofollow ugc">Mobile Detect Library</a>. You can get further information on its website.
<pre><code>[ismobile device='iphone' debug=true ] Your content [/ismobile]
</code></pre>
<h4>Parameters</h4>
<ol>
<li>device: Filters the device where you want the content to be shown. It could be more than one device, simply separate them with comma.</li>
<li>debug: Shows Mobile Detect Library installed version. Also shows two arrays. The first one contains the devices which the library detects and the second one contains the devices where you want to show the content.</li>
</ol>
<h4>Values</h4>
<ul>
<li>android: Shows content in Android devices.</li>
<li>chrome: Shows content on Chrome browser (Only works on mobile devices).</li>
<li>desktop: Shows content on a computer. Opposite to mobile option.</li>
<li>ios: Shows content in iOS devices.</li>
<li>ipad: Shows content on a iPad.</li>
<li>iphone: Shows content on a iPhone.</li>
<li>mobile: Shows content on a mobile device (includes tablets and cell phones). Opposite to desktop option.</li>
<li>phone: Shows content on a cell phone.</li>
<li>safari: Shows content on Safari browser (Only works on mobile devices).</li>
<li>samsung: Shows content on Samsung devices.</li>
<li>tablet: Shows content on a tablet.</li>
</ul>

isMobile() Shortcode for WordPress

This plugin works with the open source Mobile Detect Library. You can get further information on its website.

Conditional Lightbox vs isMobile() Shortcode for WordPress