Hello,
I have a single post page (adjusted based on one of td templates) with 1 row and 3 columns. The middle column represents the main content, and I want it in focus when the page is viewed via mobile devices.
How do I adjust the layout for the mobile responsive page so that column 2 is displayed before column 1 (but only for mobile)?
I’ve tried layout and overwriting auto order of columns, but I must be doing something wrong because I’m not getting results.
Best,
I
Hello,
You need to set the order on each column -> https://i.imgur.com/AMi1sEa.png for mobile https://we.tl/t-LAvFx9KY3f
Thank you!
Hello Anamaria,
Thank for your solution. I was able to change the order of columns but only on pages built from scratch (just like in your video) not on a post template downloaded from cloud, I guess there are some limitations there.
Regards,
I
Hi,
Maybe there are some settings for columns/inner columns or rows.
But if you get the result you want, I’m glad you did.
Thank you!
Hello,
I could use your support with some issues on my mobile pages. My website has most of its pages built using tagDiv Composer (and not the responsive version), but I’ve noticed the following behavior when these pages are accessed, namely:
– when a visitor accesses them, they are displayed in the responsive version (which has some design issues)
– when a user accesses them (so after login), they show up as they were designed with tagDiv Composer
Something like this 
After some debugging, I’ve tracked down these issues to be related to the Wordfence plugin, which is set up in learning mode; the problem is that if I disable Wordfence, I’m losing other page settings like sticky menu setting, login menu setting, colors, etc.
Could you help me further debug it or recommend a solution? I can provide admin login if needed.
Best,
Ionut
Hello,
Normally, such an issue should not occur if the plugin is set to leaning mode.
Please make a full backup of all files.
We can take a look at this and investigate. Please contact us via email at contact@tagdiv.com and provide the following:
– admin URL and credentials
– cPanel URL and credentials
– a link to this topic in order to identify you
Thank you!
Hello, Thank your for your reply! I did some further investigations and it looks like the actual culprit was my cache plugin. I’ve changed some of it’s settings and seems that it behaves properly now. Thank you for your support and sorry to have bother you.
Do not worry about it, we are glad that in the end you managed to solve the problem!
Have a great week!
