WEB DESIGN

[DanH]

@Dan-Korneff Thanks, I'm using Kadence. Seems rather limited when switching devices...

Ah I see I can hide stuff on different devices.... maybe that will work!

[trillbilly]

@DanH @Dan-Korneff Yes, Elementor is awesome for responsive webpage design.

[DanH]

@trillbilly It's a bit of a minefield though the mobile thing because as soon as you turn your device horizontal everything changes again

[trillbilly]

@DanH I believe you can make settings dependent on screen size, yes? I haven't used it in a bit since I've gotten a developer but what if you edit the Tablet mode, does it reflect on Mobile side-view at all?

[ustk]

@trillbilly @DanH You can can customise the screen sizes in the responsive mode Elementor

[clevername27]

@orange @DanH Wordpress. Elementor. Woocommerce. Kinsta.

[clevername27]

@DanH You want a layout that does this automatically. Don't mess with separate layouts for mobile. Everything is mobile. Get a layout that works, and test it to make sure it does.

[DanH]

@clevername27 The auto setting is fine, but people's attention span on mobile is going to be a lot shorter than desktop and there is far less space for images, so I'd like a different set of images and far less text for the mobile site.

[DanH]

Reviving this thread because my host server keeps going offline and I need to go somewhere else!! Please post your host recommendations if you have any, I don't need anything fancy, just reliable!

Thanks!

[Adam_G]

@DanH shopify works well, coming from wordpress its kind of a pain but once you figure it out its quite good. on the expensive side though

[d.healey]

Vultr + Cyberpanel

If you don't want to manage your own server go with something like Cloudways.