ReverseColumns on Mobile Devices

Reverse columns on Mobile Devices using Elementor’s FlexBox Containers

Share This Post

Are you using Elementor to create WordPress websites? If so, then you might be interested in learning how to easily reverse columns on mobile devices. By using the combination of Elementor and Flexbox containers, you can easily switch the order of your columns to make your content look better when viewed on a smaller device. Let’s find out how it’s done!

Flexbox Containers vs. Sections

Flexbox containers are a new Elementor has introduced for responsive web design. They allow you to easily create layouts that respond to the size of the screen they’re being viewed on and adjust accordingly. When using flexbox containers, you can ensure that your content is always displayed properly regardless of the device it’s being viewed on.

Elementor sections have been around a long time. Elementor Sections are comprised of widgets that structure a page in different sections stacking vertically on one another, allowing users to separate the different parts of their webpage. In contrast, Elementor Flexbox Containers provide more advanced capabilities by arranging elements horizontally or vertically inside the container. Ultimately, Elementor Flexbox Containers allow for greater flexibility when it comes to structuring layout compared to Elementor Sections.

Reverse Columns on Mobile Device

Reverse columns are a great way to make sure your content looks good on mobile devices. By default, Elementor will stack your columns from left to right in order of importance. This can be a problem if you have a complex layout that requires different elements to be placed in different locations depending on the device it’s being viewed on. By enabling reverse columns, you can ensure that your content is properly displayed regardless of the device it’s being viewed on.

How To Use Both Elements Together
Elementor also gives you the ability to reverse columns on mobile devices, so that they appear in a different order than they do on desktop screens. If you are using sections, you can enable this feature buying going into the Section settings, clicking on “Advanced” at the top right corner of your screen, and then scrolling down until you see an option labeled “Responsive” -> “Reverse Columns (Mobile)” – toggle this option on or off depending on your preference.

If you are using the newer Flexbox Containers take a look at our YouTube video. To reverse columns on Mobile devices, first select the Container settings, then click on the “Responsive Mode” icon in the lower left and select the “Mobile” icon that appears in the responsive bar at the very top of your screen. Make sure that you’re in Mobile View now. Next, navigate to the Container’s Layout settings, and under “Item Directions,” click on the 4th arrow that says “Columns Reversed.”

Using Elementor with Flexbox containers and Reverse Columns is an easy way to create beautiful, responsive WordPress websites without spending hours coding or manually adjusting each element for each device size. With these tools at your disposal, you can quickly create stunning designs that look great no matter where they’re viewed! So give it a try today and see what kind of amazing things you can do with Elementor!

In summary, reversing columns on mobile devices with Elementor and Flexbox containers is an easy way to ensure that your website looks great no matter what type of device it is viewed from. By taking advantage of this feature in Elementor, you can quickly and easily adjust your website’s layout according to different screen sizes without having to write any code! Additionally, because these changes are made automatically based on screen size detection technology built into Elementor’s framework, once they are set up there is nothing else for you to do except enjoy the results!

Questions? Contact us

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

Name(Required)

More To Explore

Wordpress Website and Digital Design to take your business to the next level.
Elementor

SCORE Mentors Workshop

This is an embedded Microsoft Office presentation, powered by Office.

Safety

How to Identify Phishing Scams

Keep Your Business Safe From Phishing Scams Businesses may receive emails from vendors or suppliers about banking changes, missed payments, or a change in banking

Content Marketing

5 email safety tips and best practices

While email is convenient, efficient, and essential to our lives, it also carries certain risks, especially when it comes to sharing documents, downloads, identity theft, viruses, and malware. To help ensure the safety and security of your personal and business communications, here are five email safety tips and best practices you should follow.

Get A Quote

"*" indicates required fields

1Project Type
2About You
3Your Message
What Services Are You Interested in?*