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[SOLVED] Adapting the template to mobiles ?
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My site with your template X2 is on line, but how can I adapt it to the mobiles ?
Mainly :
- unpublish the widgetkit images in the background (for me, video in homepage, and a photo for the other pages).
- display a mainmenu usable on a mobile phone.
My site with your template X2 is on line, but how can I adapt it to the mobiles ?
Mainly :
- unpublish the widgetkit images in the background (for me, video in homepage, and a photo for the other pages).
- display a mainmenu usable on a mobile phone.
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Posted 9 years 9 months ago #6670
What do you mean, please more details!
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Sorry, I thought it was clear .
In the admin of some templates we have the possibility to select the behaviour of each part of the site, depending on the size of the screen used : normal computers, tablets, or mobile phones. Not only the responsive function, but which elements must be displayed on which screen.
To display correctly my new website with X2 / Joomla 3 on the mobiles, I would like to :
- disable the images in the background (Widgetkit),
- disable a few modules
- display a mainmenu usable on a mobile phone.
In the admin of some templates we have the possibility to select the behaviour of each part of the site, depending on the size of the screen used : normal computers, tablets, or mobile phones. Not only the responsive function, but which elements must be displayed on which screen.
To display correctly my new website with X2 / Joomla 3 on the mobiles, I would like to :
- disable the images in the background (Widgetkit),
- disable a few modules
- display a mainmenu usable on a mobile phone.
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Posted 9 years 9 months ago #6676
You have the option to disable some modules in mobile devices, therefore you can add a module class suffix to the module.
Disable the module at Tablets ( max width 768px)
module class suffix = hidden-tablet
Disable the module at Phone ( max width 460px)
module class suffix = hidden-phone
Disable the module at Tablets ( max width 768px)
module class suffix = hidden-tablet
Disable the module at Phone ( max width 460px)
module class suffix = hidden-phone
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OK. Thanks.
It works for standart modules, but, on my phone :
- There is no more mainmenu (without hidden-tablet or hidden-tablet)
- The module Googlemaps, in the position "map", is still displayed (with hidden-tablet &hidden-phone for this module)
It works for standart modules, but, on my phone :
- There is no more mainmenu (without hidden-tablet or hidden-tablet)
- The module Googlemaps, in the position "map", is still displayed (with hidden-tablet &hidden-phone for this module)
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Posted 9 years 9 months ago #6683
Yes youre right, the module class suffix is working only for standard modules and not for menu modules.
The map must be disabled directly with hard coded:
The map must be disabled directly with hard coded:
< iframe class="hidden-phone"....
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