Hey there,

In order to do this, you can set the 'Total column for Nickel theme' which is at Backend > EasyBlog > Settings > Views > Frontpage Listing > Posts to '2' so that it will show 2 columns in the frontpage in desktop view. It will show one column in mobile view automatically.

Can you have a try and see how it goes?

May I know what do you mean 'larger displays', which part do you want to make it larger in which view?

Yep, already tried that but it's not working on the mobile side. I currently have it on 1 at the moment but 2 was not changing to 1 column for mobile.

Hey there,

May I know which page are you referring to?

I will take your EasyBlog frontpage for an example.

I had helped you to set the 'Total column for Nickel theme' which is at Backend > EasyBlog > Settings > Views > Frontpage Listing > Posts to '2' so that it will show 2 columns in the frontpage in desktop view. It will show one column in mobile view automatically.

I just tested and it is showing correctly in mobile view which is 1 column view as shown in the screenshot.

Can you have a try again and see how it goes?

Am I missing anything?

When I just checked with an iPhone I get the attached. Still not working on my end.

What do you think?

Hey there,

Normally, how our EasyBlog render mobile responsive works is when the system detected user view webpage in mobile/tablet, it will automatically inject this class name 'is-mobile' into the Easyblog HTML div wrapper, so that it can render properly in mobile view.

The reason this happens is because when there is first person access https://www.linuxsecrets.com/ in desktop view, the Joomla cache system will cache the html data.

So when the next person access your site in mobile view, it will load the cached html data so this is why it will show 2 column instead of 1 column in mobile view just now.

We had helped you to clear cache and it should be working fine now.

Since you are using mod_pagespeed on your server, I would suggest you that no need to use the cache system is because mod_pagespeed should be enough to make your site performance load faster.

Oh thanks for your message and information.

So, what you're saying is I shouldn't be using cache in Joomla and instead I should only be using it in pagespeed, correct?

Yes, i believe mod_pagespeed should be sufficient enough to handle this.

Or do you any reason why you turn on the Joomla cache?