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Hi Bettina,

Please read the thread, because what you have said: “This is a default mobile modal, so it can not be customized with the TagDiv Composer” doesn’t seem to be relevant.

Hello Bettina,

Your solution did not work. Using my browser’s inspector, I can get a class (something like tdi_148) from a page and assign “display: none;” to it. But on another page this class will be different. So I will have to manually add more and more classes for every single page. Moreover, I may have several “Related article” blocks in one post.

Finally, I created my own classes and assigned them to each shortcoded element using the field Extra Class in TD composer:

@media (max-width: 767px){
    .my-custom-hidden-mobile {
        display: none;
    }
}

@media (min-width: 768px){
    .my-custom-visible-mobile {
        display: none;
    }
}

Now it works as expected. I get shortcode of the flex block and I insert it in many various posts on my site. They are properly hidden on mobile screens (or visible on bigger screens only).

• This reply was modified 3 years by Sergey.

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• This reply was modified 3 years by zarbos.

Yes, these options are configured exactly like this.
You can see from your mobile how it works perfectly in the HOME but not in the posts

http://www.quepasaweb.com.ar

I know how to inspect elements and read the classes.
But in this thread Calin recommended me to create a class and assign it to element (without necessity to dig its name with the browser’s inspector). Therefore my question was totally different.
I asked whether you have ready-to-use classes for hiding/displaying elements on various screen sizes. Then I cann assign such classes to particular elements to show/hide them. For example, xx-hide-on-mobile, xx-show-on-mobile, xx-hide-on-desktop etc
I used another theme in the past and they made such classes available for the users. It was very convenient in some situations.

Thanks for your suggestion. Are there any standard classes to hide/display an element for mobile/tablet/phone etc, or do I have to develop and insert my own CSS classes into the Theme Panel/Custom code?

Sorry, I ended up forgetting one detail: actually, I want a specific category not to appear on the mobile home page and not all categories. how I do? I want the posts from the Brazil category to not appear https://mobilidadesampa.com.br/category/brasil/

One set image with css as background image
Use an img type element that shows the full image

I don’t know what that means exactly, and I’m not sure what I can try with your guide.

Apply to my site with actions, not descriptions
I hope the mobile image is applied well like the real news theme

and
https://ibb.co/HC5sZXh
See the white line between the first and second thumbnails?
This is a bug error that also appears in Real News’ own default theme.
Check it yourself on your mobile. The size is not correct.