footers responsive??

Jeff Hartley
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Jeff Hartley posted this 25 October 2019
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OK gimme a clue..... footer ... responsive??
give me a clue how to solve this one?? This is changed since yesterday as it wasnt doing this then....

OK gimme a clue..... footer ... responsive?? give me a clue how to solve this one?? This is changed since yesterday as it wasnt doing this then....
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Support Team posted this 28 October 2019

Hi Jeff,

Could you please attach the exported Project so we could check the footer grid settings on our end.

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Hi Jeff, Could you please attach the exported Project so we could check the footer grid settings on our end. ................................................... Sincerely, Hella Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
Jeff Hartley
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Jeff Hartley posted this 09 November 2019

no unfortunately I cannot now as I got rid of it and started again making my own footer.
This sort of thing happens a lot with grids... sadly

no unfortunately I cannot now as I got rid of it and started again making my own footer. This sort of thing happens a lot with grids... sadly
weblinker
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weblinker posted this 10 November 2019

OK gimme a clue..... footer ... responsive??
give me a clue how to solve this one?? This is changed since yesterday as it wasnt doing this then....

I understand your problem, I faced with this kind of problem so many times. My advice?
Simple and fast way to fix it: do it with separate container, each text in one different container, move it for all your resolution (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone) and you will fix it "rapidly".

> OK gimme a clue..... footer ... responsive?? > give me a clue how to solve this one?? This is changed since yesterday as it wasnt doing this then.... I understand your problem, I faced with this kind of problem so many times. My advice? Simple and fast way to fix it: do it with separate container, each text in one different container, move it for all your resolution (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone) and you will fix it "rapidly".
Jeff Hartley
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Jeff Hartley posted this 10 November 2019

hey thanks Tabe !!!! that sounds like excellent advice...having so many problems with grids just not workign..and elements moving where you dont expect ... thank you!!

hey thanks Tabe !!!! that sounds like excellent advice...having so many problems with grids just not workign..and elements moving where you dont expect ... thank you!!
Doug G.
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Doug G. posted this 11 November 2019

Bear in mind that both grids and groups (containers) fold on top of each other from left to right as the device becomes smaller.

So a grid with two horizontal cells and single grid below, with 3 groups inside the top cells and 2 in the bottom, will fold so the first 3 groups in the first cell are displayed followed by the 3 groups in the second cell followed by 3 more groups in the third cell. Now you grid below these items will fold it's two groups within it's cell. Confused yet? :-)

Your design would have been better served by having two horizontal grids, no cells, the use of containers to keep them from over lapping as shown.

Bear in mind that both grids and groups (containers) fold on top of each other from left to right as the device becomes smaller. So a grid with two horizontal cells and single grid below, with 3 groups inside the top cells and 2 in the bottom, will fold so the first 3 groups in the first cell are displayed followed by the 3 groups in the second cell followed by 3 more groups in the third cell. Now you grid below these items will fold it's two groups within it's cell. Confused yet? :-) Your design would have been better served by having two horizontal grids, no cells, the use of containers to keep them from over lapping as shown.
Support Team
Support Team posted this 11 November 2019

Hi,

You can always use some predesigned footers that are already optimized for the responsive views and also check each view one by one to achieve the desired layout for every device.
And in case of issues, please save the project and contact us so we could help.

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Hella
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Hi, You can always use some predesigned footers that are already optimized for the responsive views and also check each view one by one to achieve the desired layout for every device. And in case of issues, please save the project and contact us so we could help. ................................................... Sincerely, Hella Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
Jeff Hartley
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Jeff Hartley posted this 17 September 2020

Bear in mind that both grids and groups (containers) fold on top of each other from left to right as the device becomes smaller.

So a grid with two horizontal cells and single grid below, with 3 groups inside the top cells and 2 in the bottom, will fold so the first 3 groups in the first cell are displayed followed by the 3 groups in the second cell followed by 3 more groups in the third cell. Now you grid below these items will fold it's two groups within it's cell. Confused yet? :-)

Your design would have been better served by having two horizontal grids, no cells, the use of containers to keep them from over lapping as shown.

THANKS DOUG!! seems easier to design your own than use any ready made grid, whcih would be nice in terms fo time but just not reliable. Problems I raised before are still happening..where you click on a cell and it jumps down the page to a massive size... mwah! So yes design your own :)

> Bear in mind that both grids and groups (containers) fold on top of each other from left to right as the device becomes smaller. > > So a grid with two horizontal cells and single grid below, with 3 groups inside the top cells and 2 in the bottom, will fold so the first 3 groups in the first cell are displayed followed by the 3 groups in the second cell followed by 3 more groups in the third cell. Now you grid below these items will fold it's two groups within it's cell. Confused yet? :-) > > Your design would have been better served by having two horizontal grids, no cells, the use of containers to keep them from over lapping as shown. THANKS DOUG!! seems easier to design your own than use any ready made grid, whcih would be nice in terms fo time but just not reliable. Problems I raised before are still happening..where you click on a cell and it jumps down the page to a massive size... mwah! So yes design your own :)
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