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fedora template - sidecolumn position

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  1. Janpaul
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Hello,

I'm having an issue with the sidecolumn position option, in the responsive options.
when i change it to after component, the menu i created at the side col will position at the bottom of the text, and thats what i want.
but the text will not break down anymore, so half the text is out of view.
do you have a solutions for this problem?
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Hello

We appear to be unable to replicate this issue. Could you please detail on what devices this issue is present and possibly a screenshot of the issue.

Ciarán
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Janpaul
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Hello,
thanks for your reply, but this evening i already found the solution for the problem, while searching on the forum for "sidecolumn"

this was the solution:


@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {

    #main {

        display: flex;

        flex-direction: column;

    }

    .sidecol_a, .sidecol_b {

        order: 1;

    }

}

so the issue is solved for me!
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