Different text position on mobile and desktop page

[isabelledylag]

Hi there,

We have product category descriptions in our webshop, with one smal difference:

• desktop: the first paragraf is at the top above the products with a scroll down to the other paragrafs below the products
• mobile: the whole text is below the products

I am wondering whether it is allright in regards of the mobile first index, or should we have exactly the same paragraf split on the desktop and mobile version?

Eg. dadum.pl/zabawki

Thanks in advance for your opinions.

Isabelle

[isabelledylag]

Thanks a lot. In the end my webmaster solved the problem, nothing we be hidden this time, but the hint about js script instead of display none is valuable, thanks.

[isabelledylag]

Well, in some way it is intentional because my webmaster decided to do so, somehow he had a problem with leaving the first paragraf at the top. I am not a webmaster myself, so I don't know what the problem is. Now I am trying to understand whether I should let it go or tell him he has to find a way out of it

[isabelledylag]

Thank you for your answer, it helps. Your wrote "i personally use a readmore script for mobile users" : my webmaster suggests one of the 2 scripts:

1. http://jsfiddle.net/rbUst/ with overflow:hidden
2. https://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/bootstrap_collapse.asp with display:none

I heard display:none is not so good, any clue whether one of them is better for SEO?

Isabelle

[ChristianEDavis]

Is this text placement intentional? If not, look into your code and you may find that HTML elements are not stacking as you would expect on mobile.