Control column stacking order on mobile devices

RichardH

It would be great if we could control the order columns stack when viewed on mobile devices.  Today, it's always right under left.  For example.

I have a layout below, the first has 1/3 left and 2/3 on right, and the next row has the opposite.  It renders nicely on a desktop

But when you view on Mobile, the stacking order for the second row isn't optimal.  Instead I would like the option to specify the right column on top followed by left.

Wren Ludlow-Oracle

Great suggestion. We're looking at more enhanced mobile rendering control. Not ETA yet but it's something I want to enhance.

Wren Ludlow

Oracle Product Management

bkhayes

Great suggestion. We're looking at more enhanced mobile rendering control. Not ETA yet but it's something I want to enhance.

Wren Ludlow

Oracle Product Management

Complimentary idea to this one. Supply the ability to disable modules on desktop/mobile. Offers more control on what is shown and hidden when the screen size shifts.

Sally Gurney

Great suggestion. We're looking at more enhanced mobile rendering control. Not ETA yet but it's something I want to enhance.

Wren Ludlow

Oracle Product Management

Wren, talk to your Creative Services team in the UK, they have had bullet proof code for this for years as part of their mobile optimised modular templates that can very easily be adapted to the HTML produced by the responsive builder. (And others.) Should be pretty easy to implement.

Sheila Seah Hansen

Totally agree!

The options made available for mobile stacking should be:

1) From left to right

2) From right to left

3) None

And in addtion, View on mobile device = Show / Hide

(Example below is from Salesforce Marketing Cloud. Was only able to find a German version, but I think the point is clear).

User_S1PPG

Was there an answer for this one? I'm also struggling with the layout stacking.

KLG

Since Oracle added the Show on Mobile/Show on Desktop selections (I can't remember what release that was), I've been using this to create separate rows for desktop vs. mobile to make sure that they are stacked correctly. It's a pain, especially during QA to make sure you check both but it's a good workaround.

Sachin Jain-Oracle

Hi All,

Thank you for being part of topliners and submitting your ideas. We are very interested in your thoughts on any features you would like to see in our product.

I recommend watching the video on the below link and hoping it will work as a solution to the initial idea.

https://community.oracle.com/topliners/discussion/4470802/product-series-2020-be-email-fit-maximizing-eloquas-email-design-editor

Be Email Fit.pdf

Please feel free to post your comment or feedback.

Thanks

Sachin Jain

Community Manager