Hello,
i’m working with the desktop mode always on, would the website be responsive on its own for other devices or i have to do them one by one? cause when i click on other modes (like tablet or mobile) the entire website would look messy
Hi,
Most of the elements have a responsive version made, but it may be necessary to adjust the layout a bit, for example, each element has options that can be applied on the responsive version only and those options will have a border in front, like this (those without will change the layout for all devices) https://i.imgur.com/ECpngla.png
Thank you!
None of the elements have these borders in layout, the header doesn’t and the hero doesn’t none does, does this mean i have to build everything in desktop mode then everything in mobile then everything in tablet?
Hi,
Elements that do not have those borders do not have options that can be manually adjusted per viewport and are automatically adjusted. If you try to adjust it for a device, it will be set the same for all devices.
Thank you!
I have to disagree with Calin — I’ve found that this theme says it’s responsive, but you have to install the Mobile Theme plugin to get presentation on mobile right with navigation, etc. and that forces you to place content in both the regular and mobile containers.
MY DESIRE is to have a fully responsive website that does not require a mobile plugin. This theme fails here, hard.
Hello wendy fox,
Here are the three available solutions for the mobile version:
1. Responsive Desktop Version – The default responsive layout that adjusts to mobile screens using tagDiv Composer – https://i.imgur.com/apZQZ0o.png
2. Mobile Page/Template – A custom mobile layout that can be created using the tagDiv Composer.
3. tagDiv Mobile Theme Plugin – A separate mobile theme that provides a dedicated mobile experience but is limited in edits and changes.
Note: When the tagDiv Mobile Theme Plugin is activated, it takes priority and will be displayed on mobile devices. If it’s not active, the system will check for a mobile page/template built with tagDiv Composer. If neither of these is in use, the responsive desktop version will be shown by default.
Related to the cache, please check in the cache plugin documentation if this supports mobile cache if you are using the mobile page/template or tagDiv Mobile theme.
Thank you!
