Define mobile behavior

You can define mobile behavior in two places:

• In the container editor, you define mobile breaks and a different mobile display.

• In the mailing editor you can overwrite the container settings and adapt them specifically for this one mailing. To do this, use the "Mobile" tab in the "Element Settings" panel.

  

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  In the"Element settings" panel you can, for example:

  • Hide containers in the desktop or mobile view

  • Set a different image in the mobile view

  Hide containers in the desktop or mobile view

  

  Use another image on the mobile view

• Use the "Mobile preview" panel to check which mobile settings are adopted.

  

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  The mobile preview adapts dynamically when you click on an element in your mailing.

What is mobile behavior?

Your mailing is typically displayed in landscape format on a standard, large-sized computer screen. Conversely, portrait format is used on the small screens of smartphones and tablets.

That's why it makes sense to optimize your mailing for the mobile view. It will then be easy to read on all devices.

Standard mobile behavior

By default, your mailing is scaled to fit on small screens. The entire mailing is displayed the same way on a mobile device as it is on a desktop system, just smaller due to the size of the screen. As a result, the texts and images may be squeezed together to fit in the tight space.

Above all, mobile optimization means that you define breaks for your containers that only work in the mobile view. In the container editor, you can also use a different mobile view. Alternatively, you can specify it in the mailing editor. Use the "Mobile" tab of the "Element settings" panel.