How to have mobile friendly site

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    paripurnalife · Member ·

    The desktop site is showing proper drop down menu,
    Bit on mobile it all drop down is coming in line. How to make site mobile friendly.

    Thanks in advance
    Big love manasi

    The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)

  • fstat · Staff ·

    Hi there,

    Your site’s theme is already mobile-friendly. Also, the mobile version is designed in a different way than the desktop one and that’s why you see the menu being displayed in such a way.

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    wpresspro · Member ·

    I have been check your site, and I think has been mobile friendly. But for the visualisation, you should be custom your design or themes, because your site its still look clean and simple.

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    justjennifer · Member ·

    Hi wpresspro – If your goal is to assist the user, please answer the question, which was already answered by Staff.

    If you want to make other suggestions to the user, it’s best to be specific, such as which theme/customizations would you suggest for better visualization.


    @paripurnalife     FWIW “Clean and simple” is a huge advantage when viewing on mobile and helps one’s mobile site rank higher in search engine returns. However, in your site’s case, the menu is getting quite cluttered since it looks like you are adding every blog post to your custom menu under Flower Healing. It might be a better experience for both your mobile and desktop visitors to leave off each blog post in Flower Healing under Blog and keep to the three main topics of:
    Flower Healing
    Emotional Health Checkup
    Chakra Energy

    Hope that helps, but let us know if you have any other question.

  • staff-ozmodiar · Staff ·

    Great advice and suggestions, as always, from JustJennifer!

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