Fix website text, images or sections that look wrong on a phone

Follow these steps

1. 01

   Open the affected page and choose See the page, then Phone. Switch back to Computer to compare.

2. 02

   For a banner, open Page introduction and try Photo beside the text or Image or video first, text below. In More appearance options, reduce Heading size or use a more compact Introduction height if appropriate.

3. 03

   For an ordinary Photo or video image section, check Image shape and Inside the frame; choose Show the whole image when cropping is hiding important content.

4. 04

   For a gallery, use a suitable Grid, Masonry or Carousel layout and check its displayed image count.

5. 05

   For supported ordinary sections, expand Layout & appearance for Spacing and Content alignment, then Motion & visibility → Device visibility. Choose Desktop + mobile when the section should appear on both.

6. 06

   For videos, set a Phone video or Phone hero video when offered and provide a cover image.

7. 07

   Preview whole site, save and publish, then recheck the actual domain on a phone.

Good to know

• Phone preview lets you inspect the draft without publishing.
• Reduced motion shows the accessible static experience. A still cover image can be expected for visitors with reduced-motion preferences.
• Avoid using long unbroken words or URLs as large headings; write a shorter readable title.
• Page visibility, section visibility and device visibility are separate settings.

If something isn’t working

• A section appears only on a computer: check Device visibility and Show this section on the page.
• The entire page is unavailable: check Who can see this page? in Page details; that is separate from phone styling.
• The phone still has the old layout: verify that the latest draft was published.
• The video is static: turn off Reduced motion in preview to compare, and check the phone video and cover image.
• Media is cropped: use a different source crop, text-below layout or Show the whole image where that control is offered.