Mobile Friendly Made Easy | Responsive Adaptive Web Design for Gutenberg in 10 minutes ⭐️

[@MrJohnNewell]

Good to see you back creating great tutorials

[@JackintheNet]

Thanks 👍

[@MatthewFurman]

Great video, crisp n clear. Thank you.

[@JackintheNet]

🙏

[@thedreamtell]

Love your videos!

[@JackintheNet]

Thank you 😊

[@iamdann783]

just found your video the needing most! thanks Jack.

[@hamode_]

Nice 😊👍

[@thomasconrad2729]

Jack thank you for making videos that beginners can use. You are an outstanding instructor. So many tutorials assume that the viewer already understands the basics. I would like a tutorial building a Kadence website using blocks and not a pre-designed website template. Sure there are many templates, but for many of us, none of those templates are what we need. For instance if I use a premade template, can i delete a row that I don't need and substitute it with a different premade block without screwing up the overall design of the template? Thanks again Jack.

[@JackintheNet]

Thanks for your nice words. You’re right, you can change parts of templates however there are pros and cons to using templates. The downsides can be bad for beginners who don’t know about them. I have done a couple of videos on kadence but more will be coming over the next 2-3 months 👍

[@_benedictus]

which row layout plugin are you using?

[@gastonlee1935]

🔥🔥🔥🙏🙏🙏

[@struans1001]

Great to see you back my man!! Can you please tell me what software you use in some of your videos to remove all the background and just have yourself showing while your speaking? 😊

[@JackintheNet]

Thank you. Sure thing - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKvTh4tml7-DrLs if using FCPX or kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKC0lJadZ7aKhbs for premiere pro

[@struans1001]

@@JackintheNet Thank you so much!!

[@simbaclaws_youtube]

Thank you for this video, it explains well what the pro's and cons of both are, however, I'm developing my own block theme and am thinking whether I should build visibility controls for all of my blocks. I find it frustrating to work on a client website when I have to build things that I believe should be in core gutenberg to begin with. Not to mention, you are cluttering your gutenberg editor using this approach since both will be displayed in the editor on both screen sizes. I'm hoping gutenberg will eventually just build this into gutenberg itself, basically differentiating between mobile and desktop viewports. It would be really nice if you could just build out a different interface for mobile vs desktop directly in the editor.

[@simbaclaws_youtube]

I'm currently working on an adaptive blocks plugin that displays content in a desktop, tablet or mobile block and will work with the preview editor in gutenberg. Not sure if we are going to release this since it's being build for a client...

[@KomentarSaya]

but this need kadence plugin, not gutenberg without plugin, right?

[@franciscofuentes7727]

Al parecer por el logo de Design Library.

[@davidpope8645]

Hey jack, any updates on the Kadence tutorials?

[@chuckallen8378]

This just does a display: none; on the section which still produces the markup in the DOM. While it is a neat trick, it isn't exactly ideal.