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Hi Onlinemarketing,

Well, I installed "WPtouch" Mobile on a few sites (quite old WP sites actually) for testing, then went to google webmaster and they all passed! So i guess worth to try. Just shared this free alternative to "Mobile Optimize Pro " as it does the same thing pretty much.

For me these plugins whatsoever Optimizes Mobile, WP Touch, etc .... are useless - let me explain ...

1- Recent themes (in 90% of cases) are already programmed to be responsive. By installing an additional plugin on themes already responsive, there are great chances that systems errors occur.

2- On older themes (who are not responsive and who use older versions of Worpress), problems can arise not with the plugin to become responsive to the theme but the version of Wordpress that is too old while refusing activate the plugin or causing errors.

Ultimately, Wordpress is a good CMS but remains a very fragile CMS since we begin to mix different versions with different themes or plugins.

Thanks. Max Reps added

Much easier, and better, if possible, to convert to a theme that is actually responsive.

Otherwise, I'm thinking that if there aren't many pages, it might be better to use a plugin that will output each page in straight html, and then convert that html page to being mobile compliant, via a much simpler set of instructions, than converting wordpress to mobile.

Personally, I won't use a theme that doesn't demo out responsively, AND look good on phones. I say AND because some of the themes that are responsive, still look like shit on an actual phone.

Thanks Johnny and Nokia both repped

Thanks for sharing!!

I totally agree with Mister Geek and dandyrandy (Post #42 and Post #44), I work in HTML and WP for many years.

Anyway thanks to Johnny for the share!

NEW LINK:

Magic Button :

http://brettrutecky.com/mop_bonus/

THANX, JOHNNY AND JIMMS. OUT OF REPS.