Next, you will need to create a responsive template in your content management system (CMS) that uses the layout you created in Elementor. This layout will represent the responsive design of your column. In Mobile Portrait, for example, we choose 12 columns - 1/1, so the column width in Mobile Landscape is 12 columns - 1/1. First, you will need to create a custom column layout in Elementor. With Mobile Landscape, when you choose Inherit from smaller, the column width in this device will inherit from smaller device that is Mobile Portrait. Therefore, the column width in Desktop is also 6 columns - ½. As in Tablet Landscape, you choose Inherit from smaller, so the column width in Tablet Landscape will inherit from Tablet Portrait that is 6 columns - ½. We can add a breakpoint where certain parts of the design will behave differently on each side of the breakpoint. With Desktop, when you choose Inherit from smaller, it means that the column width in desktop will inherit the column width from smaller device that is Tablet Landscape. Earlier in this tutorial we made a web page with rows and columns, and it was responsive, but it did not look good on a small screen. For example, we choose 6 columns - 1/2 in Width field on the top, it means that the column width displayed in Tablet Portrait is ½. The value in Width field on the top is the value set for Tablet Portrait. Then set value in Width column like in the image here. The most simple way to make your layout responsive is set a certain value for column width in Width field on the top.

Responsive columns on small devices