SPPB4.0.5 - Recover Old Column Responsive Options
Alvaro
You have reported that you have removed the old responsive options, this has made the sites a mess. And the problem is that in SPPB 3 col-md- was from 992px up, now it's from 768px, and col-sm- was from 768px now it's from 576px, can you imagine 4 columns in 768px? they look crushed.
They have to retrieve this according to the device for which they were created. That is if the data is not Objects of the new responsive then retrieve from col-md- to col-lg and from col-sm to col-md and everyone is happy, because now the content on 768 tablets looks like vertical lines
Thanks.
Rashida Rahman
Accepted AnswerHi there!
Thanks for your query.
Our products uses Bootstrap, and bootstrap updates got these column grids/breakpoints, so we have adopted it by updating the version. We have just included the updated bootstrap version, not responsible this time:)
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/layout/breakpoints/
Best Regards
Alvaro
Accepted AnswerWhat you say is clear to me, what I am saying is that until SPPB3.8.8 you have used the Bootstrap 3 grid where-sm- is for 768px tablets and -md- is from 992px up and from bootstrap 4 this was changed being -sm- from 576px and -md- from 768px, as you can see they reduced the -sm- and -md- breakpoints for smaller screens and you in SPPB3 did it based on Bootstrap3.
Currently you are already recovering the previous column configuration but you are doing it from col-sm- of 768px to the current col-sm- of 576px, so you can imagine how crushed that is, the same with col-md of 992px at current col-md of 768px. What I am simply asking for is that instead of recovering old configurations at the same current breakpoint, they do so by going up 1 level to maintain the configuration for the same screen width, that is, instead of recovering col-sm in col-sm it is in col-md and instead of col-md be col-lg, this will keep the content settings at 768px and 992px and the millions of sites created with SPPB will thank you.