Hi
I use siteorigin on my home page, and on a couple of other pages where I need a pagebuilder.
On my home page I list all the brands in a table. The table is 7 across, and however many rows I need to display all brands.
In practise I add a SiteOrigin Layout. I then add a Row, with 7 columns. I then add Siteorigin Image to each column in the table. Each image is a “Brand logo”, plus a link to the brand. The images are pretty small at 150 x 65 pixels.
If need be, I then add another row….., etc
All works great and looks great on desktop.
My issue… The page either has 7 images across, or on mobile 1 image per row… Now how can I change that to either 7 across or on mobile 2 (or maybe 3) across..???
cheers, Bruce
Hi Bruce
Thanks for reaching out.
When editing each row, in the Layout section on the right you can set the Collapse Behaviour to Standard or No Collapse, you can also choose the Collapse Order in the setting below. At SettingsPage BuilderLayout you can set the global Mobile Width and thereby adjust, globally, when columns will collapse.
At the moment, it isn’t possible to set custom breakpoints. It’s something we’ve investigated in the past but has proven to be a very complex task.
If you want to look for an alternative solution TablePress and Ninja Tables are two plugins that come to mind, I see Ninja Tables mention the ability to configure responsive breakpoints.
I'm set to standard collapse, and I checked my mobile device width in settings is assigned as default, but it the row doesn't collapse… It's all or just 1 image
Anyway, I'm simply not displaying on my mobile site
All columns displayed horizontally on desktop and all columns vertically on mobile is the expected result. If you mean that only one image is displayed on mobile, please, send a link to the page concerned and we’ll take a look.
Thats what i am getting. I'd like the 7 across x2 deep "Table " to become say 3 or 2 across, 6 down..
Thanks for confirming. At the moment, it isn’t possible to set custom breakpoints. Custom breakpoints are what you’d need to achieve what you’re after. If you want to look for an alternative solution TablePress and Ninja Tables are two plugins that come to mind, I see Ninja Tables mention the ability to configure responsive breakpoints.
Thanks, I'll check Ninja out.
For sure :) If any SiteOrigin questions arise in the future, please, let us know.