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Hi Ciáran, I am using Brooklyn on http://www.tra.co.at/joomla.

On portrait version on my iPhone there is too much grey background visible on the right side, the content is compressed. please see attached pic.

Second, I have changed the title size for the mobile version, but now is not inline.

Third, I would like to see first the content, and after the content the sidecol module.

Thank you , Marion
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Hi again,

Update: found the reason which caused the troubles mentioned in the first point, so please forget this one,

Thanks Marion
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Hi Marion

1. Try using the following CSS to change the text size...

h1.logo-text a, .site-slogan a {

    font-size: 55px;

}


2. Try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your template settings...

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

	#main {

	    display: flex;

	    flex-direction: column;

	}

	.sidecol_a, .sidecol_b {

	    order: 1;

	}

}


Ciaran
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