The following screenshot shows how we created a new breakpoint named “Large” with a width of 1400px: Creating a new breakpoint You should rarely need more than one or two additional breakpoints on top of the default ones.Ĭlicking the “+” (plus) icon in the breakpoint manager’s header launches the breakpoint creation form. Although, it is recommended to first customise the widths of the default mobile breakpoints to your liking before utilising more breakpoints. You can create as many additional custom breakpoints as you want. That means any styles set on the “Tablet portrait” breakpoint will apply to devices with a width of less then 1024px. The following screenshot shows you the “Tablet portrait” with a custom width of 1023px: The most common action is to customise the widths of the default (mobile) breakpoints. Not customisable (used to store & identify breakpoint settings) Used as the breakpoint icon in the builder toolbar
Width being used when switching to the breakpoint in the builder Width query min-width/max-width value (depending on the base breakpoint) Used when hovering over the breakpoint icon in the builder toolbar You can edit the following breakpoint properties: Property Once enabled, you can access the breakpoint manager in the builder by clicking the three-dotted icon in the builder toolbar (next to the first breakpoint icon): Breakpoint Manager (open via three-dotted icon in builder toolbar) Editing a breakpointĬlicking the pencil icon brings up the editing options of the seleted breakpoint: Editing the default “Tablet portrait” breakpoint Settings > General > Custom breakpoints”: This typically involves applying smaller font sizes, margins, paddings, column width/stacking, or hiding certain elements on smaller devices.īricks provides the following four breakpoints of-of-the-box: query What looks great on a large desktop screen usually needs some refinement for smaller devices.
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