Responsive visibility class?
See original GitHub issueWhy do you have to add the class grid before it works?
<div class="ui top fixed menu mobile only grid">
Works and display only on mobile, but changes button margin on menu, and other tings like tables.
<div class="ui top fixed menu mobile only">
Does not work.
The documentation is not very clear on this point. And it does not make logic sense why you have do add a grid class to make it work.
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Absolutely!!! These [ https://materializecss.com/helpers.html#hiding ] are a MUST HAVE!!!
A bit disappointing not seeing them in Semantic…
Ok, thanks for the clarification.
Will make my own media queries then. But I think it will make sense have the option to use device visibility classes on containers also.