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Using a responsive control

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Last updated 1 year ago

Responsive design is a crucial thing for web development. Responsive design ensures that your site looks good on all devices (slider in our case) with different screen sizes and resolutions. This can be a painful process to do manually, but block slider offers responsive support for a variety of its slider options, so you are able to make your site look perfect on any device.

How to use it?

Let’s suppose you’ve created this carousel (see below)

It may look good initially, but it’s missing the most important part. You’ve guessed it right ????, It’s missing responsive. Here’s how it looks currently on different devices:

Now that we’ve understood the issue, Let’s take a look at how this can be fixed. We can easily adjust responsive supported controls by switching to the desired device preview (via native Gutenberg).

How to know if a control supports responsiveness?

Not all block slider controls support responsiveness, The unsupported responsive controls will have a light opacity (when you are in tablet or mobile view), indicating that it’s currently disabled/unsupported.

Quick tip

You can find an active responsive indication in the top toolbar.

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