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Responsive Design

Configure mobile and tablet behavior for pages and key widgets.

Breakpoint workflow

1

Build desktop first

Create your base layout in desktop view.

2

Adjust tablet and mobile behavior

Review spacing, stacking, fit/height controls, and alignment per widget.

3

Verify interaction patterns

Confirm menu behavior, CTA layout, and content readability on smaller screens.

Common responsive controls

  • Column and sub-column stacking
  • Spacing and gap controls
  • Global page/blog width baselines from Layout
  • Row-level Mobile Inset tied to the global inset value in Layout
  • Row mask fades with optional responsive scaling
  • Media fit and height behavior
  • Text sizing and line-height adjustments
  • Widget-level mobile visibility options

Text and heading scaling

  • Headings inside Text and Dynamic Text keep their saved typography while scaling more smoothly on tablet and phone widths.
  • Review long headings at each breakpoint, especially if they use custom font size or line-height values.
  • Use Text & Fonts for global typography defaults and the widget toolbar for one-off text edits.

Row spacing on smaller screens

  • Turn on Mobile Inset for rows that should keep card-like breathing room on phones and tablets without changing desktop width.
  • Use Compact row width when you want the whole row surface, including background and border styling, to stay tighter than the standard page width.
  • Adjust the shared inset amount from Layout so matching rows stay consistent across the site.
  • When a row uses Mask Fade, set a fade color that matches the surrounding section and turn on Responsive Scale if the fade should shrink on smaller screens.

Priority widgets to test on mobile

Updated May 13, 2026

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