Hello! Element Big Grid appears on mobile devices with horizontal scrolling, is it possible to make posts lined up one after the other?
https://yadi.sk/i/62XX3sxK3RiXtm
Hi,
That would only be possible my overriding the theme responsive design. That is how the grid will display on mobile devices, with a horizontal scroll. Each element is predefined as to how it will behave in all circumstances.
I could give it a try and provide you a custom code, please specify for what grid type you want this, or provide a link to your website where the grid is present. I can’t promise anything, making modifications to blocks and grids layouts are not recommended.
Thanks
View how to display blocks when viewed on mobile/ tablet at this website –
https://singularityhub.com/#sm.00004gpe8x45xe9iwvg14h40hyc8i
The site uses your theme, but the blocks are arranged in order, no horizontal scrolling.
As I mentioned before this can be achieved through custom modifications of the element. The grid present in that website is modified to display like that.
By default it looks like in the live demo, with a scroll not vertically
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/big-grid-6/
You can use the browser inspector to see how the element was modified
– https://forum.tagdiv.com/create-custom-code-using-the-browsers-inspector/
That is done by customization indeed. Unfortunately there are no plans to make such modifications to the grid responsiveness, as far as I know. You can check other grids, there are many more, some may be by default as you want
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/big-grid-1/
– https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/full-big-grid-1/
https://demo.tagdiv.com/newspaper/big-grid-1/ – this mesh also has horizontal scrolling and not adjusted to the mobile device. A screenshot is attached.
https://yadi.sk/i/kgd5eRdY3RrUGR
you make fully responsive theme, so why not do adaptive data elements Big Grid?
Use the browser inspector to check how the grids will display in terms of responsiveness
– https://www.screencast.com/t/T4nEq1GTb
These results would be more accurate, since this is how they will look when loaded on specific devices.