Disabling responsive columns on mobile might not be the best solution, as it could negatively impact the user experience. Instead, you should adjust the settings for better display on mobile devices. If you’re using the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg) or a page builder like Elementor, there are built-in options to make your content more mobile-friendly.
WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg):
- Click on the column or the block that you want to adjust for mobile view.
- In the right sidebar, under the “Block” tab, you should see a “Responsive” section.
- Adjust the “Stack on mobile” option according to your preference. You can either choose to stack the columns or keep them side by side.
Elementor Page Builder:
- Open your page or post in the Elementor editor.
- Click on the column or section you want to adjust for mobile view.
- In the left sidebar, go to the “Advanced” tab.
- Open the “Responsive” section.
- Adjust the “Reverse Columns” (for tablet and mobile) and “Column Gap” settings according to your preference. You can also control the visibility of the columns on different devices by toggling the “Hide On” options for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Additional tips for better mobile display:
- Use larger font sizes for your text to improve readability on mobile devices.
- Make sure your images are properly sized and optimized for mobile viewing.
- Ensure there’s enough space (padding and margin) around your columns to avoid content from overlapping or appearing cluttered.
If you still experience issues with the mobile display of your bullet points and columns, please let me know which theme and plugins you’re using so I can provide more specific guidance.
