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Hi everyone, 

 

    Buttons on my portfolio site are next to each other in desktop version but one above another in mobile version. In desktop I just have a spacer on either side of two small buttons. See screenshot here to see what it's looking like in mobile vs desktop. 

 

    Is there a way to fix this with custom code? Thanks, so much! 

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3 hours ago, JSpencer said:

Hi everyone, 

 

    Buttons on my portfolio site are next to each other in desktop version but one above another in mobile version. In desktop I just have a spacer on either side of two small buttons. See screenshot here to see what it's looking like in mobile vs desktop. 

 

    Is there a way to fix this with custom code? Thanks, so much! 

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This is expected behaviour, on mobile every separate block stacks one on top of another, the order is determined by starting with the top left block and going left-to-right and then top-to-bottom.

If you want these to stay side-by-side you would have to use a single block, but that means that you won't be able to use text blocks, and instead have to use code block and HTML. This wouldn't be too complicated, but it is more work than using two text blocks.

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