Set columns per screen size in WordPress

Choose exactly how many grid columns show on desktop, tablet and phone, and the gaps between them. Rows can stack from the screen size you pick.

Type

An upgrade to the Group block

Find it

Grid or Row settings, Responsive layout

Phones

One column by default, or up to six

Speed

Layout only, at Grinner’s own screen widths

What you can change

The settings worth knowing.

Columns and gaps for each screen, and when a Row stacks.

1

2

3

4

Desktop (≥ 1025px)

Columns per screen

From 1 to 6 on desktop, tablet and phone. 3, 2 and 1 by default.

Grinner Blocks

Side by side here, one above the other on a phone.

Stack at

Rows that stack

A Row switches to a vertical stack from tablet down, or on phones only.

A

B

C

Desktop gap

Gaps per screen

A spacing preset or length for each screen. A blank one takes the next larger gap.

How to add it

Three steps. No new tool.

1

Install Grinner free

It’s on WordPress.org. Or go to Plugins, Add New, and search for Grinner Blocks.

2

Use a Grid or Row

Add a Group and choose the Grid or Row layout.

3

Set each screen

Turn on Responsive layout, set the columns and gaps for each screen, then publish.

Good to know

Fair questions.

Responsive layout is a Grinner upgrade to the Group block. You choose exactly how many grid columns show on desktop, tablet and phone, and the gaps between them. Use it when WordPress’s automatic columns don’t give you the layout you want.

No. Columns use Stack at in the Responsive panel instead.

Up to six equal columns per screen size.

Grinner switches at 1024 and 767px, WordPress’s own styles at 782 and 480px. Lining them up is planned.

It takes the tablet gap.

Pairs well with

Try it with these.

Turn a section, or each block in it, into a card with one switch.

One column stays pinned while the other scrolls past.

Narrower on one screen, stacked earlier, reordered on phones.

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