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Break out of nest on Mobile? #56
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Can you show some example code? That would help me visualize what you mean. |
Of course, sorry...
In theory, I would like the "Coming Soon" panel in the right border on desktop, but switch to 100% wide and be just below the header on smaller devices. Because it is in a nest with subsequent panels, I'm not sure it's possible (still learning). I'm thinking that I either need to duplicate the content on the page and show/hide it based on size, or trigger some JQuery to move it. Or just redesign around it. Thanks for your time. |
Hi - Say for the main part of a page I've got a 66:33 layout, and the 33% is nested with a couple of entries. I've therefore got several panels going down the right of the screen.
Is it possible, when I switch to tablet/mobile for the first of these panels to be 100% at the top of my grid? I can see how it would be done without nests and with push/pull logic, but I'm a little stuck in this scenario. Do I need to look into Sass for this (haven't yet).
If this isn't clear - say I've got a "Coming Soon" box in the right border, followed by a Facebook panel and maybe some related content/ads directly below - all in the same column. When I switch to a thinner design I want the Coming Soon to flow across the top at 100%, but the rest of the content to flow below the body of my page.
Any advice gratefully received.
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