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I've gone through all the answers in the forum for moving the sidecol module below the main content in mobile views (without success) and wonder if there's a solution for joomla 2.5 sites? I keep seeing solutions that are marked for version 3 only...

The site I'm working on is at http://216.122.105.37

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Jeff
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Always happy to help! Thank you for the update.

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Ciarán -

As always, a quick reply and a perfect solution. Thanks for your help!

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Hi Jeff

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {

  #main {

      display:table;

  }

  #content_remainder {

      display: table-row-group;

        float: none;

    }

  #sidecol_a, #sidecol_b {

      display: table-footer-group;

        float: none;

  }

}


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