Responsive – make two column layout go to one column on mobile?

You could to this with CSS Media Queries but the responsive theme already includes a grid system.

I found this in the responsive css:

.col-60,
.col-140,
.col-220,
.col-300,
.col-380,
.col-460,
.col-540,
.col-620,
.col-700,
.col-780,
.col-860 {
	margin-right: 2.127659574468%;
}

.col-60 {
	width: 6.382978723404%;
}

.col-140 {
	width: 14.893617021277%;
}

.col-220 {
	width: 23.404255319149%;
}

.col-300 {
	width: 31.914893617021%;
}

.col-380 {
	width: 40.425531914894%;
}

.col-460 {
	width: 48.936170212766%;
}

.col-540 {
	width: 57.446808510638%;
}

.col-620 {
	width: 65.957446808511%;
}

.col-700 {
	width: 74.468085106383%;
}

.col-780 {
	width: 82.978723404255%;
}

.col-860 {
	width: 91.489361702128%;
}

.col-940 {
	width: 100%;
}

You should try this classes

Julian, thank you immensely! I should’ve thought to look there. Cheers.

Julian – if you see this, I’m actually confused where you found that responsive css in Hemingyway?

I’m going to try media queries for the time being however.

Media queries worked – can’t believe I didn’t dip into those sooner. Thanks again!