Closed Simonegallo92 closed 3 months ago
You can check with direction
attribute on mj-section
it will allow you to reverse the stacking order in mobile.
Keep in mind a sum of column in mj-section
shouldn't be greater than 100%
Here you need to split into multiple section.
ty ^^ I have another question, do you know what could be the problem with gmail? with every email provider the css work fine(outlook, yahoo, protonmail) with gmail is not right, I mean, is not bad, but it's not what it should be. I'm using thunderbird and gmail to test the code.
this is how it should be :
this is on Gmail :
Hi,
I have an issue with mobile optimizations.
In this part of the code :
i have 3 sections, wich every one contain 2 text and 1 image like this
But in mobile version without display flex i don't know how to fix this layout
i'm trying to add style to the @media rule but nothing work. should be like the first section "Tech Lab" with in the top the first text, then the second text and at the end the image. any advice for a noob?
thank you in advance