Google and Mobile Ready Sites...
 

So any of you is getting or got messaged from google about your sites not being mobile friendly?
Ive been changing the blogs, now the hard part is with the tube sites and custom scripts....

this is really time consuming.... (as every thing in life)

Yup.. On the blogs I just added mobile theme via the jetpack plugin and google listed me as mobile friendly after that

I get them all the time. Then I just redirect all the mobile traffic to AEBN |couch|

You might wanna change that..
http://searchengineland.com/how-larg...penguin-217026

A huge amount of people surf from their smart devices nowadays and it would suck to miss out on that traffic..

I was joking :)

Haha okay, gotcha :)

Well I really need to take my sorta of linklist into responsive design mode.... :|

Yes, switching out blog themes for my new responsive blog theme at the moment....

geirlur can we see some example of where you're using that jetpack on an adult blog? I'd like to check from desktop and mobile.

HowlingWulf can we also see your responsive themes? Are you buying from theme sites or having custom work done?

My biggest blogs are custom wordpress blogs and are build anti-mobile friendly, so i am in very fast need of a solution. Most themeforest/elegantthemes type sites dont have anything that could fit the way my blogs were posted/written.

Thanks for any info/links/etc posted guys.

I don't really wanna put my links out there but you can see some screens of the theme here

http://jetpack.me/support/mobile-theme/

pretty simple but better than nothing :)

I ended up writing my own dynamic theme that can mimic all the different non-responsive themes I was using, but I tend to like a layout like on Taylor Vixen Fan.

Geirlur, I'm gonna try that jetpack, thank you!

Hownling Wulf, nice theme work! If you have a blog that has posts setup like this -> http://www.hannaheartbreaker.net/ with all the thumbs in each post, not just 1 main pic that leads to a gallery. Would you know how to fix this up for mobile?

Well if they all have 4 images to a row, you could use css to make the img element 25% wide so they will always fit their container. then at lower resolutions you could make them 50% wide then 100% wide for smartphones.