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Is your site mobile compatible?

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Madhur Chadha
from Hyderabad |

Just wanted to know if people with custom Domains have made their sites Mobile compatible?

And what tools are they using?

I have wordpress and have been using wp-touch plugin for sometime but was looking for some other alternatives if available.

For people not doing this yet, do try making your site mobile and touch phone compatible. I get 10-20% and sometime even more from mobiles

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TF Carthick
from Bangalore |

I don't know. I use standard blogger template. So no issues.

Madhur Chadha
from Hyderabad |

i think blogspot automatically takes care of it...

But people with self hosted domain might need to take care

Arti
from Mumbai |

In blogspot, blogger does give an option under the heading 'Templates' which can be used to customize our mobile template acc to our tastes and needs.

Micky Fernandez
from Kolkata |

Madhur, you have a good percentage. I seem to have less than 1% viewership from Androids, iPhones and iPads. I have a friend who goes to my blogspot blog, but can not click on the ads that he finds interesting. 

Does anybody know if this is a known AdSense issue, or is my friend simply not adept at this feature?

Varma
from trivandrum |

I'm also using wp-touch pro edition for my sites.

I was thinking of using Responsive web designs for wordpress. By responsive designs the site will get adapted automatically to the device screen you are using. ( greatest example Google+) . Also here is a wikipedia page on it - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsive_Web_Design

With this adaption you wont be needing a mobile plugin, as the original theme will be  adjusted to the screen size.