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# Responsive Layouts

Feathery forms will automatically adjust your layout as much as possible to fit a mobile viewport. You can also easily create a custom mobile design by toggling to the mobile viewport in the designer.

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Note that in the mobile view, any styles you set on your form will be **mobile-only**.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
In the mobile view, any styles you set will be **mobile-only**. To clear out mobile-only styling, click on the blue highlighted label of the mobile-only style and click **Reset to Desktop**.
{% endhint %}

Your mobile layout and desktop layout will stay linked unless you adjust the dimension of a container. You can easily re-link your layouts in the mobile step panel.

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**Rotate Axis**

You can quickly create mobile optimized layouts by rotating a container's axis. That action to `Rotate into rows` or `Rotate into Columns` can be found in the right click overflow menu and in the properties panel of the container.

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**Element & Container Styles**

Set custom mobile styles for width, height, padding, font size, and more.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Toggle basic elements **visibility** to hide or swap out designs on mobile.
{% endhint %}

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### Demo

{% embed url="<https://www.loom.com/share/9b4b4d4f9d42461a827f2a38b4f0b991>" %}


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