Having a sidebar in mobile browsers

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I use responsive themes for my sites and in all of them the sidebar switches to below content when they are loaded on a mobile. This results in easy to read content on the phone but I find it reduces my page views, as the sidebar has a lot of important links to other parts of the site. Is it possible to keep the sidebar on the right but still comply with Google's mobile usability standards?
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  • Yes I think so that slide bar should be on right side as we generally makes it and is very much compatible when we go with the responsive side of it.
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    • Maybe have the side stick to the top of the screen might be a better option? The user could still see the content on the full width of the screen and are more like to click on the side bar links.
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  • Yes Sure,
    You need to declare the sidebar div into the css file where the programmer coded css for mobile responsive.
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    Having a sidebar in mobile browsers

    I use responsive themes for my sites and in all of them the sidebar switches to below content when they are loaded on a mobile. This results in easy to read content on the phone but I find it reduces my page views, as the sidebar has a lot of important links to other parts of the site. Is it possible to keep the sidebar on the right but still comply with Google's mobile usability standards?