bulma/docs/_posts/2016-02-09-blog-launched-new-responsive-columns-new-helpers.md

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First blog post on the newly launched blog! It even has its own RSS feed for those who still use that. This blog will be more frequently updated than the newsletter, so you can subscribe to either or both, as they will be used for different purposes.

Columns on mobile too

By default, columns are only activated on tablet and desktop. If you want to use columns on mobile too, add the is-mobile modifier on the columns container.

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Responsive columns

You can now apply different column size for each breakpoint.

For example, let's say you want a column to take half the width on mobile, a third on tablet, and a quarter on desktop:

is-half-mobile
is-one-third-tablet
is-one-quarter-desktop

1

1

1

1

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Info

If you use mobile modifiers on single column elements, make sure to use the is-mobile modifier on the columns container.

Multiline columns

By default, if you want to start a new row, you just need to close a columns container and open a new one.

But you can also add the is-multiline modifier on the columns container, and use column size modifiers (like is-half or is-3) to define size on multiple rows within the same container.

is-one-quarter

is-one-quarter

is-one-quarter

is-one-quarter

is-half

is-one-quarter

is-one-quarter

is-one-quarter

Auto

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Helpers section

While modifiers are specific to each Bulma element, helpers are general utility classes that can be applied on almost any element. Check out the new helpers documentation!