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Adding visible-desktop or hidden-desktop to Module Class does not work.

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I'm migrating from Joomla 3 to 4. In Joomla 3 adding visible-desktop (or hidden-desktop) works when added to the module class. Unfortunately in Joomla 4 the modules are always shown. I'm using the Everly template.
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

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Sure, https://www.drekskiebbel.nl/joomla40/

As you can see, there are two modules with the name "Drekskiebbel's caches", one with the class visible-desktop and one with class hidden-desktop.
And on my desktop I can see both.
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Thank you

As Joomla 4 uses Bootstrap 5 you could use their utility classes to hide elements at certain screen sizes. Further details on this can be found here... https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/utilities/display/

In the meantime we will look in to enabling the old features to also work with this template.

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