mobile view sidebar on top of content
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- Ganesh
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- Hi, In mobile view by default content area is displayed first and sidebar will go below it.........is there any option to reverse that.....I want the sidebar to be on top of content in mobile view.
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- DanG
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If this is a site that is online could you please supply a link so we can better diagnose the issue?
It makes our suggestions more accurate if we see the actual coding of your site.
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- Ganesh
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Thanks for the reply.......here is the link you asked for
intweb.mediadoxx.com/dt2a/en/
I guess you didn't understand what I asked........I am not reporting a problem.........I am asking whether there is a way to fully control the positions of modules in responsive layouts.......
In gantry template (for mobile devices) by default content (component) positions will be positioned above sidebar.......but I want the reverse to happen......I want sidebar module on top of content in mobile layout.
anyway you will have a better idea if you go to the above link and see yourself.......on that page i am having a 'book a cab' form which I want on top of content in mobile view.
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- Ganesh
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Hi dan,
I need you to look at one more issue.....on the above link I sent.....if you hover over the 'home' link in main menu you can observe a small glitch.....I tried a lot to solve that but all my attempts failed......please help me resolve this issue.....thanks
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- Brian Peat
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- I'm actually interested in this myself. I wish there was a suffix that could be used that would force certain modules to go ABOVE the content area, while others go below it. That would be really useful.
- Brian Peat
Peat Creative
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- Henning
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I hope we get something like that in gantry 5.
A suffix wont really help. That's on the level of php-layouts wich is server side while the viewport is something that is client side. It's a bit of a trouble to detect the screen size via php.
Right now you have to fiddle around with responsive support classes.
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- Brian Peat
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I was just hoping that if it COULD be done with responsive classes, that a suffix would work.
I guess for now what I'll do is hide the modules I want at the top only for the phone and publish copies in the content-top area, that should do the trick I think. - Brian Peat
Peat Creative
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