Hi Ron,
You can create a Block element that switches what it displays depending on viewport.
Example: https://share.getcloudapp.com/llukWqX4
In this video, I’ve created 2 layouts within the Block element.
On the Block Element’s settings, set the type to “Hook” and set the hook to “before_header”.
The first layout containing phone numbers will be for tablets and desktops. The second layout with the “CALL NOW!” button will be for mobile.
After creating the layouts, on the first layout, select its container and add hide-on-mobile
on its additional CSS class(es) text field under the Advanced tab.
On the second layout, select its container and add hide-on-desktop hide-on-tablet
on its additional CSS class(es) text field under the Advanced tab.
After you’re done with the layouts and assignments of classes, set the display rule location to “Entire site” if you wish to display it site-wide. You can also modify this if you wish to display it on specific pages only. π
Once all is set and done, you can publish this Block element. It then should display on your site. π