How to get website get Multi-screen optimized

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by bhavatmaj, Feb 21, 2014.

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    I need to get my website Multi-screen optimized for adsense
    please help how to do it
    my website: http://www.gemstones-guide.com/

     
    bhavatmaj, Feb 21, 2014 IP
  2. competent123

    competent123 Notable Member

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    site itself is ok, but you have a really bad menu/sidebar

    ask a designer to make it responsive { use media queries css, google it}
     
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    deathshadow Acclaimed Member

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    I'm not even sure what you mean by "multiscreen optimized for adsense" -- since multiple display resolutions and/or responsive layout have jack **** to do with putting adsense on a website. NOT that I believe in putting advertising on websites in the first place since first, it's all one giant sleazeball scam, and second it makes no sense on a site where you might be selling things to advertise other people's ****.

    That said your fully fluid layout makes reading long lines difficult on large screens, so you should probably add a max-width to it (making it semi-fluid). The fixed menu sucks down screen real estate on smaller screens, so I'd most certainly swing an axe at that nonsense... the layout is VERY visually inconsistent, likely stemming from mixing dynamic (em/%) measurements with fixed (px) measurements, which is why your fixed header overlaps the the content at large fonts. Remember, you declare dynamic fonts, any containers or positioning MUST also be dynamic! The massive menu resulting in link overload isn't going to be all that mobile friendly either; I'd kill the dropdown nonsense and use drilldown navigation (sub-links on sub-pages) instead both from an accessibility and usability standpoint.

    Under the hood you've got microdata BS for nothing, that massive menu code pushing page content way below the fold for non-screen non-CSS ua's, tables for layout, and... well, lemme put it this way -- when you have 3.3k of content paragraphs and that's still barely a third of the cdata on the page, there's something wrong with the rest of the page.

    All that said, you have a VERY simple page, it shouldn't be rocket science to redo it so responsive layout can be added... Which I THINK is what you are asking; though I'm lost in your very short broken engrish post that doesn't even clearly say what you are asking.
     
    deathshadow, Feb 21, 2014 IP