---
title: Responsive Demo
subTitle: Responsive
nav: demos
description: How to use responsive options
sort: 2

tags: 
- demo
- core
---

<div class="owl-carousel owl-theme">
	<div class="item"><h4>1</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>2</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>3</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>4</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>5</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>6</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>7</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>8</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>9</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>10</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>11</h4></div>
	<div class="item"><h4>12</h4></div>
</div>

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### Overview

> Responsive option can be used for setting breakpoints and additional options within. Try changing your browser width to see what happens with Items and Navigations.


#### About responsive option

Setting of the responsive is very simple. Structure of responsive option:

```
responsive : {
	
	// breakpoint from 0 up
	0 : {
		option1 : value,
		option2 : value,
		...
	},
	
	// breakpoint from 480 up
	480 : {
		option1 : value,
		option2 : value,
		...
	},
	
	// breakpoint from 768 up
	768 : {
		option1 : value,
		option2 : value,
		...
	}
}

```

### Key facts:

* Each breakpoint key can be a Number value (like in example) or a string: '480'.
* Owl has an in-built sort option but  it’s best to set from the smallest screens to the widest. 
* Responsive options **always** overwrite top level settings.
* As default, the responsive option is set to true so carousel always tries to fit the wrapper (even if media queries are not support IE7/IE8 etc).
* If you have non flexible layout then set `responsive:false`.


### Live Example
```
$('.owl-carousel').owlCarousel({
	loop:true,
	margin:10,
	responsiveClass:true,

	responsive:{
		0:{
			items:1,
			nav:true
		},
		600:{
			items:3,
			nav:false
		},
		1000:{
			items:5,
			nav:true,
			loop:false
		}
	}
})
```

----

### Responsive related options:


#### responsiveClass

Optional helper class. Add 'owl-reponsive-' + 'breakpoint' class to main element.


#### responsiveBaseElement

As default all responsive breakpoints are corresponding with `window` width. This option gives you an opportunity to change it to your own class/id like `responsiveBaseElement:".myCustomWrapper"`

#### responsiveRefreshRate

What this does is wait 200ms after you changed the browser width and performs refresh actions (calculating widths/ cloning items etc.) Default refresh rate is 200ms. I think this rate is optimal but you can change it if it’s to slow for you.

As not every option is able to use responsive abilities, here’s a full list of responsive options.

<div class="row">
<div class="large-6 columns">


#### List of responsive options

* items
* loop
* center
* mouseDrag
* touchDrag
* pullDrag
* freeDrag
* margin
* stagePadding
* merge
* mergeFit
* autoWidth
* autoHeight
* nav
* navRewind
* slideBy
* dots
* dotsEach
* autoplay
* autoplayTimeout
* smartSpeed
* fluidSpeed
* autoplaySpeed
* navSpeed
* dotsSpeed
* dragEndSpeed
* responsiveRefreshRate
* animateOut
* animateIn
* fallbackEasing
* callbacks
* info
* and all events
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</div>
<div class="large-6 columns">

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#### List of responsive only on load

* startPosition
* URLhashListener
* navText
* dotData
* lazyLoad
* lazyContent
* autoplayHoverPause
* responsiveBaseElement
* responsiveClass
* video
* videoHeight
* videoWidth
* nestedItemSelector
* itemElement
* stageElement
* navContainer
* dotsContainer
* and all classes options
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</div>
</div>


<script>
$(document).ready(function(){
	$('.owl-carousel').owlCarousel({
		loop:true,
		margin:10,
		responsiveClass:true,

		responsive:{
			0:{
				items:1,
				nav:true
			},
			600:{
				items:3,
				nav:false
			},
			1000:{
				items:5,
				nav:true,
				loop:false,
				margin:20
			}
		}
	})
})
</script>