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I have an issue with the position of the language switcher in the Habitat template.
I put it at the header-2 position replacing the Search module but in mobile browsers this position is hidden and therefore language switcher is not operative.

There is no other position I can use for this purpose ? May be at right of the menu bar because anyways the menu bar is useless in mobile and only a black bar appears.

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I have add following code at end of hornav.php

<div id="horlang" align="right">
<jdoc:include type="modules" name="horlang" style="none"/>
</div>

and seems to work as horlang position with larger flags. Is this right or should I care for any collateral effect?

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Thank you for posting your solution. That should be fine.

To ensure your header-# module positions appears on all screen sizes you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...


#container_spacer1 {

    display: inline !important;

}


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