--- title: Columns responsiveness layout: documentation doc-tab: columns doc-subtab: responsiveness breadcrumb: - home - documentation - columns - columns-responsiveness --- {% capture columns_mobile %}
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{% endcapture %} {% capture columns_desktop %}
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{% endcapture %} {% capture columns_multiple_breakpoints %}
is-three-quarters-mobile
is-two-thirds-tablet
is-half-desktop
is-one-third-widescreen
is-one-quarter-fullhd
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{% endcapture %} {% include elements/anchor.html name="Mobile columns" %}

By default, columns are only activated from tablet onwards. This means columns are stacked on top of each other on mobile.
If you want columns to work on mobile too, just add the is-mobile modifier on the columns container:

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{% highlight html %}{{ columns_mobile }}{% endhighlight %}

Resize

If you want to see the difference, resize your browser and see when the columns are stacked and when they are horizontally distributed.

If you only want columns on desktop upwards, just use the is-desktop modifier on the columns container:

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{% highlight html %}{{ columns_desktop }}{% endhighlight %} {% include elements/anchor.html name="Different column sizes per breakpoint" %}

You can define a column size for each viewport size: mobile, tablet, and desktop.

is-three-quarters-mobile
is-two-thirds-tablet
is-half-desktop
is-one-third-widescreen
is-one-quarter-fullhd

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Resize

If you want to see these classes in action, resize your browser window and see how the same column varies in width at each breakpoint.

{% highlight html %}{{ columns_multiple_breakpoints }}{% endhighlight %}