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Add “Disable Responsive Column Collapse” Checkbox or…

9 years ago · Last reply by Alex S 9 years ago

I would love to see a simple checkbox for disabling the responsive column collapse on a row for whenever there’s an instance where you need the columns to stay as-is while all others collapse normally.

Otherwise, this could potentially be placed as a new “Disable Collapse” option under the existing Collapse Order dropdown (within the Layout section when editing a row) instead of adding a checkbox, but this might not be the most applicable place for it and could potentially be overlooked by some (when compared to adding the checkbox as mentioned above).

Currently, I am using

responsive-off-3-columns
as a row class as needed on 3 column rows while adding the following CSS to the site/theme:
.responsive-off-3-columns .panel-grid-cell {
    float: left !important;
    width: 32% !important;
}

This allows me to add 2, 4, etc. column layout support as well, but this requires custom CSS edits that could be rendered unnecessary via a simple option when editing a row. Also, this method doesn’t retain the column widths that were set via Page Builder as they enforce the widths via the site/theme CSS.

Thank you for the great plugin, and thanks for your consideration. I believe there’s quite a few people out there that could benefit from simplifying & enhancing this capability.

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  1. Alex S Staff 9 years, 1 month ago

    Hi KZeni,

    Unfortunately, this isn’t possible without some custom coding. I really like this idea and will definitely be pushing for it. :)

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