On my website http://www.elettronicaemercati.it I have prepared a mobile home page that works well when – from a smartphone – I access the site from any link but not from the main page. I’ll explain.
If I type http://www.elettronicaemercati.it from the Google bar, the desktop home page is displayed on my smartphone and not the mobile page I prepared. However, if I arrive at the site from any other link (e.g.: https://www.elettronicaemercati.it/samsung-rilancia-e-raddoppia-gli-investimenti-in-texas-mentre-gli-utili-impresali-crendosi-in -exponential-manner/) I am correctly accessing the mobile version (the correct one) of the site. Why does this happen?
Hello,
Can you please provide some screenshots with the right version of the mobile?
Thank you!
The correct mobile version has the top band in blue color and pages contain Google advertising.
The wrong version (which corresponds to the desktop one) has the top band gray.
Hi,
Please provide screenshots.
Thank you!
Below, the right mobile home page:
https://www.elettronicaemercati.it/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Screenshot_20240408-164941_Chrome.jpg
Hello,
This is how your mobile version looks: https://we.tl/t-u4Sam1iyPG. Did you enable the option for cache for mobile?
Thank you!
As you can see in the video, sometimes the correct mobile version is displayed (blue band and Google ads), other times (randomly) the desktop version is displayed (gray band). It’s not clear why. The site uses WP Super Cache.
Hi,
Do you have multi-site? Did you enable this option in the cache plugin -> https://i.imgur.com/bPJdVDI.png?
Thank you!
In fact, the Mobile Devices support flag is missing in WP Super Cache. Now everything works fine, thank you very much!!!
Hi,
I’m glad that now works as you want.
Have a great day!
