Changing a layout on Mobile and Tablet Views

Changing a layout on Mobile and Tablet Views

Here is a quick video tutorial in moving objects (images, text, etc) around to arrange differently on mobile and tablet views.
Pro Tips:
  1. Your website rearranges in mobile and tablet view from left to right
  2. You can duplicate modules and arrange them the way you would like and then hide them from different devices to obtain the design and layout you are looking for

Video





Step By Step

  1. Duplicate Image Module Method:

    1. 1.1. Enable Visual Builder: Click on the three dots in the Visual Builder and activate the "Tablet View."

    2. 1.2. Duplicate Image Module: Duplicate the image module you want to rearrange.

    3. 1.3. Adjust Module Visibility:

      1. - For Computer View: Disable the duplicated module on tablet and phone.

      2. - For Tablet/Phone View: Disable the original module on the desktop.

    4. 1.4. Save Changes: Exit the Visual Builder, save changes, and preview the site to ensure the desired order.

  2. Custom CSS Method:

    1. 2.1. Enable Visual Builder: Activate the "Tablet View" in the Visual Builder.

    2. 2.2. Delete Image Module: Remove the image module you want to rearrange.

    3. 2.3. Insert Custom CSS Code:

      1. - Navigate to Settings > Advanced > Custom CSS.

      2. - Insert the provided code in the main element for tablet and phone views.

    4. 2.4. Adjust Column Order:

      1. - Go to Settings > Advanced > Custom CSS for each column.

      2. - Insert the corresponding code to set the desired order (e.g., changing 1 to 2).

    5. 2.5. Save Changes: Save the changes and exit the Visual Builder.

  3. Verification:

    1. 3.1. Validate Changes: Preview the site on different devices (computer, tablet, phone) to ensure the column order is as intended.

  4. Additional Notes:

    1. 4.1. Columns Stacking Order: Remember, in tablet view, columns stack from left to right, and the leftmost column is always considered number one.

    2. 4.2. Design Considerations: The custom CSS method may be preferred to avoid design issues with the computer view when using the duplicate module method.


Code:


Row:


display: flex;

flex-wrap: wrap;



Column


order: 1;





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