How to change for tablet

Nick Blewitt

• December 27, 2025 11:57

I've got my site how I want it for desktop but it doesn't look good for tablet or mobile versions. When I try and change elements like the footer and images in mobile view it messes up how it looks in desktop. Do you have any video tutorials on how to do this please? www.thebookmarketer.pro

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  Ariel H.

  • December 29, 2025 09:43

  Hi Nick,

  Thank you for reaching out.

  At the moment, we don’t have a specific tutorial covering this exact scenario. However, we noticed that negative margins were used to position some elements, particularly in the footer. This approach can break the natural layout flow and often causes issues when switching between desktop, tablet, and mobile views, making the design harder to manage responsively.

  To help, we’ve created a revised version of your footer that avoids using negative margins for positioning.

  

  We recommend reviewing how it was built and using padding and standard margins instead to create spacing and alignment. This will make it much easier to maintain consistent layouts across all devices.

  

  Please take a look and let us know if you have any questions.

  Best regards,  
  Ariel H.

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  Nick Blewitt

  • December 29, 2025 11:44

  HI Ariel,  that looks better but it's ordered incorrectly. I still can't make changes to the order of the footer in Mobile and Tablet view without it affecting desktop view. Is there a way I can use a seperate footer for mobile/tablet view or another way to do this?

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  Nick Blewitt

  • December 29, 2025 12:39

  The way the mobile view page shows inside Brizy isn't the same as what is showing on my phone. Please see the screen shot.

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  Ariel H.

  • December 29, 2025 14:41

  Hi Nick,

  Thank you for the update.

  The best work around here is to use two versions of the footer, one for desktop and another for mobile/tablet, and control their visibility. You can set the desktop footer to be visible only on desktop, and then have a second footer that’s hidden on desktop but visible on tablet and mobile. This allows you to arrange the columns differently for each view without affecting the others.

  We’ve already adjusted the footer this way on your site. Please have a look and let us know if it displays as expected now. If you have any additional questions or need further tweaks, feel free to reply and we’ll be glad to help.

  

  Best regards,
  Ariel H.

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