Hi, I hope you can help me with my issue. I am no longer able to hide or move a sidebar element when viewing a page on mobile after switching to tagDiv Composer. I have looked in every menu and on every page I know of and see zero controls for this. For example, if I have a social counter the sidebar of my homepage at the top, I would like it to have a lower placement on a mobile phone. Visual Composer had this feature and I want it back. Thanks.
To be clear, I have also looked everywhere in the tagDiv documentation on this, but found nothing. Is there another plugin I can use to implement this? Thanks.
Hi,
If you are referring to the Visual composer column settings regarding responsive options, the tagDiv composer does not have those options at the moment. Maybe this capability could be added in future theme updates, but I could not say for sure if or when this will happen. I could not recommend any plugins that you could use to achieve this, and that have options like this.
Thanks
Hi Simion,
Thanks for your response. Yes, I am referring to the settings in Visual Composer for responsive options. While I can understand that tagDiv wants to have their own composer, this is an important feature lost in that change. I hope it is added very soon. Since the majority of websites are viewed on mobile devices, losing this function will be important to many. Can you send me contact information for your development team? I would like to reach out to them. Thanks.
Hi,
I have passed this suggestion to the developer team. All suggestions and recommendation are taken into account and will be considered. But please understand that I cannot promise anything for sure. The tagDiv composer will be improved in the future, and more options will be added to it in updates. Maybe something like this will be available.
Thanks
Hello Simion
Any new on this subject, it is really important matter… Big blocks are beautiful on a computer but can be annoying on a smartphone… this option has to be there…
Hello,
You can hide elements at any time using css. Tagdiv composer allows you to add an extra class to a block and then you can use that class with css to hide the block in mobile screens. Here is an example: https://www.screencast.com/t/PRC1i1uUv
Then you can use this code:
.customclass{
display:none!
}
Add it in the theme panel under custom code for mobile devices(advanced css tab).
Thank you!
@Bogdan B. just had to say THANK YOU! This little bit of info turned my mobile homepage from a mess into EXACTLY what I wanted. You can see my efforts at http://www.rocketrundown.com
