Having a responsive website that works on desktop and mobile devices used to be a mere option, but these days it is downright necessary.
People may use your website at first, but they will flock to your competitors if they offer them the chance to use their website on mobile devices as well as a desktop computer. Here are the top ten plugins to make your website responsive.
There are over 33 specific features to this plugin, which means it can do much more than just make your website responsive. You can use mobile themes to create your mobile-ready website, and you can tailor it to your own needs. If you know PHP and CSS, then you can alter your theme even further.
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This plugin will help make your website responsive through the use of responsive themes. Install customized themes with this plugin, and install mobile friendly settings too. It is a very simple plugin that works on the idea that a simple theme will be supported by a lot of future mobile devices. In essence, the idea works, and even the fact that the themes look a little simple does no harm because most Smartphone designs are very simple anyway. If there were a lag between detecting a mobile browser and displaying the right theme, then this plugin wouldn’t have a lag.
Replace your current theme with a mobile-only theme. Why alter your website to a mobile-only theme? It is a decision some people make to make the process of updating a little easier.
Your website will still work on a desktop computer, but it will look the same as it does on a mobile device. This is not ideal for a great many websites as many websites have more options and functions on the desktop website. However, there are some websites and brands that benefit from keeping it simple. These are websites where extra functions are not needed. If the website has a simple use, then a simple format and theme will suffice.
The name of the plugin is a little on the nose, but at least you know what it is all about when you look for it on a plugin directory. Set up the plugin and load your mobile themes. When a person looks at your website it detects the browser being used and sends the right theme to accommodate it. It also allows you to show different homepages for different mobile devices, which is handy if you are trying to sell to Apple or Blackberry users.
This plugin chooses which theme to use when people are accessing your website. This plugin does what most responsive-mobile apps do, it detects the device that is accessing your website and brings up a theme that suits their device. It features on this list because it is good at picking the right theme. It identifies the device being used by using more than just the web browser being used.
In other words, it doesn’t lump mobile and desktop devices into one big clump. It can detect over 5000 different mobile devices alone, which means it is possible to tailor your website and website theme to suit all of them individually. This is not something you should do, but it is very good for catching errors.
For example, you may find that a certain mobile device restricts access to your website or creates usability bugs. With this plugin, you could target that device alone and ensure the most compatible theme is used for that device.
Add further functions to impress your viewers such as collapsible menus, widgets, dynamic page loading, touch-optimized layouts and cross-platform compatibility.
This is a plugin that is a little different to the others because it gives you the tools to take the website you have now and adapt it to mobile browsers. You can simply add a new theme into the mix that is sent to the viewer depending on which mobile browser is being used, or you can alter your website with the tools to make it mobile friendly and/or responsive. It gives you quite a bit of control over how your website is viewed by mobile browsers.
This plugin has themes that are held in place until they are needed. Let’s say you have your desktop theme and you want to go mobile. You integrate this app with your current website and pick a mobile-friendly theme. Tweak the designs and layouts to how you would like them, and that is all you need to do.
You can use the plugin so that any content updates on your website are applied to your mobile website without altering the theme or layout of your mobile website. There are a lot of different themes you can use, which means that if you want, you can have a completely different theme and feel for mobile customers than what your desktop viewers get. Or, to avoid confusion, you can pick a mobile theme that is very similar in design and format to your desktop website.
This is a plugin that switches your website to a mobile theme if a mobile browser is looking at it. The user can still switch between mobile and desktop versions, and there are three options available for letting users switch, which are via a widget, template tag or footer option. It rescales all the elements on your page, which includes your images too.
This is another plugin that helps you turn your website into a mobile-only website. Once again, you can access the website on a desktop computer, but it will look the same way it does on a mobile device. And, once again, this sort of thing may be suitable for your website. If you do not need a lot of functions on your desktop website, then having it work the same way as your mobile website is a plausibly good idea.
If your mobile theme is currently a cut down version of the bigger desktop website (like the Facebook mobile website), then this plugin is not going to suit your website. If you do opt for a mobile-only website, then you make the process of changing your website a lot easier, and it becomes a little easier to have your website work on numerous platforms.
This plugin goes at the bottom of the list because even though it is a good plugin, it has a little misinformation on the WordPress plugin directory page. It claims that the weight of a mobile website is transferred over to a mobile device when using responsive design, and claims that using a mobile theme for both your desktop and mobile platform means less data is sent over to the mobile device. This is not true unless you have a very poor plugin or a terrible web designer. The way the claim is presented is also misleading, so this plugin goes at the bottom of the list for purposefully telling a little white lie.
This is a website that offers a plugin. The plugin allows you to use the themes you create for your mobile templates. When the user visits your website, it allows you to show the viewer the mobile theme that you created.
I think “Device Theme Switcher” should be present in this list. I’v tested a lot but I’v found it’s the best in its kind (better than Any Mobile Theme Switcher).
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Jetpack is almost all in one plugin its my best suggestion.
I’m using Customizr Child Theme and I want to optimize the mobile version. Will this plugin help with that objective or would I be better off customizing CSS and PHP pages?
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Thanks to share with a nice article here on “Top 10 Plugins That Make Your Site Mobile-Responsive”. Nowadays most of the users use mobile to get information from the web. So, need a mobile-responsive site and for this also need plugins. Hope users will get benefit from your write-up.
Hello there I have made a wordpress blog and while opening the blog in mobile the menus are appearing in the form of a drop-down button and I want to remove that and instead of that, i want to show the name of categories to the user how can I do it?
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