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Hi
I'm having a lot of trouble making my website view friendly on mobile devices and this is a big requirement from my client.
I am using the speech containers similar to what you are doing on your sample site bit they do not display as yours do.
How have you set up the 4 column container set so that it displays correctly on mobile devices? I am currently using a layout of 4 columns by 1 row.
Thanks in advance
I'm having a lot of trouble making my website view friendly on mobile devices and this is a big requirement from my client.
I am using the speech containers similar to what you are doing on your sample site bit they do not display as yours do.
How have you set up the 4 column container set so that it displays correctly on mobile devices? I am currently using a layout of 4 columns by 1 row.
Thanks in advance
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OK Thanks for the quick response
In light of that, a counter question if you don't mine
Is there a way of manually sorting the allocation of the pre-sent layouts on the screen?
Thanks
In light of that, a counter question if you don't mine
Is there a way of manually sorting the allocation of the pre-sent layouts on the screen?
Thanks
If you look in this file packages > urban > themes > urban > urban-home.php for instance. You will see that there is the following lines:
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-full.php');//One Column
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-two-columns.php');//Two Columns
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-three-columns.php');//Three Columns
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-four-columns.php');//Four Columns
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-left-sidebar.php');//Left Sidebar
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-right-sidebar.php');//Right Sidebar
You could if you wished re order these if you like. We do not support customisations like this but you are of course welcome to change these files if you like.
What I would say is that please make a back up of all of your files and databases before changing any files.
Thanks
Andy
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-full.php');//One Column
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-two-columns.php');//Two Columns
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-three-columns.php');//Three Columns
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-four-columns.php');//Four Columns
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-left-sidebar.php');//Left Sidebar
$this->inc('elements/areas/main/main-right-sidebar.php');//Right Sidebar
You could if you wished re order these if you like. We do not support customisations like this but you are of course welcome to change these files if you like.
What I would say is that please make a back up of all of your files and databases before changing any files.
Thanks
Andy
Thanks Andy
Your help on this is very much appreciated
Your help on this is very much appreciated
You need to add the block to a predefined area within the theme. Using the concrete5 layout tool renders the site unresponsive.
When concrete5 built the layout tool, responsive sites were a thing of the future - now that they are a reality I believe they are looking at this for 5.7. Until then just use the available areas in the theme.
Thanks
Andy