Responsivity causes website to look like a mess

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janne.tuov posted this 23 November 2018

Hey, is there a way to disable responsive from phones and tablets? My website looks like it should on desktop, and laptops but on tablets and phones the responsivity causes the elements to collapse in to a mess. Please see attachment.

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Support Team posted this 23 November 2018

Hello,

You can switch to phone view at the top right corner and adjust the position of the elements in this mode:

There is no way to disable responsive mode in general as the templates are based on Bootstrap - a responsive framework.

Gina
Themler Support

Hello, You can switch to phone view at the top right corner and adjust the position of the elements in this mode: !phone-view.png! There is no way to disable responsive mode in general as the templates are based on Bootstrap - a responsive framework. Gina Themler Support

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lawrence121wise posted this 31 May 2025

You're asking how to disable website responsiveness on phones/tablets due to layout issues, but the attached image isn't a website screenshot. While you can technically disable responsiveness by modifying your HTML's viewport meta tag (e.g., width=1024) or removing felinesounds CSS media queries, this is strongly discouraged as it creates a very poor user experience and negatively impacts SEO. It's far better to debug and fix your existing responsive design using proper CSS techniques like Flexbox or Grid.

You're asking how to disable website responsiveness on phones/tablets due to layout issues, but the attached image isn't a website screenshot. While you can technically disable responsiveness by **modifying your HTML's viewport meta tag** (e.g., `width=1024`) or **removing [felinesounds][1] CSS media queries**, this is **strongly discouraged** as it creates a very poor user experience and negatively impacts SEO. It's far better to debug and fix your existing responsive design using proper CSS techniques like Flexbox or Grid. [1]: https://www.felinesounds.com