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Easy responsive columns for wordpress pages12/29/2023 ![]() So having a single spot to customize those repetitive elements makes sense, instead of being able to edit it across all pages. This is because those elements are meant to be similar across all pages. This is because those elements you are trying to edit, are to be edited somewhere else. With Elementor you may find that are some elements on the page that are not customizable like the header and footer. Cant select the element you want to customize? When you don’t see the screen size icons/dropdown next to the style you want to customize, this means that that style is not supported to be customized size-specifically. You can think of it as all the settings changing to tablet or mobile mode, depending on what size you have selected. This means that when you click (lets say) the mobile icon, all the setting values are now for mobile, and not only for that element. When you change the size, you then are customizing all the options for that size. Next, to the right of the style label there should be a laptop monitor icon – once you click on the icon you can select the screen size. To edit any or multiple of the style types above first select the element you want to customize and then find the style you want in the left panel. Some things you can changed based on size include: Changing all other styles (font size, colors, spacing, size)Īs touched on before, with Elementor you can change any style of an element based on screen size. Customize your option, hit save changes and you’re good to go! This works for columns or any element in Elementor, which is handy for really getting mobile the exact way you want. From there find the Responsive dropdown to find the options to enable/disable the visibility of the column or element on that size. Start by selecting the column you want to customize and then on the left side panel click on the Advanced tab. Hiding columns (or any element!) based on screen size is super easy to do with Elementor. From anything like font sizes, paddings, and colors – Elementor can style it all depending on screen size. With Elementor you can alter the majority of most CSS styles based on screen size. Mobile-specific styling with ElementorĮlementor is the most mobile styling friendly WordPress builder out there. If you do need to make more mobile-specific styling like font size changes or spacing changes, then you will have to use custom CSS, outlined later in this post. Sometimes themes that are built with WPBakery can take it further by adding features like making the Design options tab have different styling based on the different screen sizes. Unfortunately, WPBakery doesn’t really provide any other user-friendly ways to specifically style your page on certain screen sizes. If you are comfortable using CSS, its handy to setup a mobile-hide class you can put onto the column to make make hiding the row on mobile easier. If you do want an entire row to hide on mobile, you have to mark it to hide on mobile for each column to do so. With WPBakery, you cant hide/show an entire row based on specific screen sizes. You can toggle to hide the column by checking the box under the devices sizes row to hide/show on any screen size. As you can see in the screenshot below, you can find visibility options based on the screen size under the Responsive options tab. Once you edit the column it opens a popup of the columns settings specifically just for that column. To do this edit the column by finding the pencil icon above the column with your row element. This is handy if you want to reduce the amount of content on mobile to simplify your website for mobile users. In WPBakery you can hide columns specifically only on mobile or desktop screen sizes. How to edit mobile view without effecting desktop Mobile-specific styling with WPBakery Hiding Columns Depending on what builder your using, you can do this in the elements settings by selecting and editing the element. To edit mobile view without affecting desktop you have to change its style specifically for that size. Thankfully those most common WordPress website builders have this in mind so you can create mobile-specific styling. ![]() If you find that your website is not responsive on mobile devices it can be a pain to make it look responsive, without effecting the desktop screen sizes.
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