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Studio Editor Request: Using Different Dataset Settings for Each Breakpoint

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Currently, it is not possible to use different dataset settings for each breakpoint in the Studio Editor. For example, you cannot set unique items per load, sorts, or filters for desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints while using the same dataset. 
Workaround:
To create different dataset settings for each breakpoint, follow these steps:
  1. Add repeaters for each breakpoint: Add a separate repeater to your page for each breakpoint where different settings are needed.
  2. Create datasets for each repeater: Set up separate datasets with unique configurations, such as items per load, sorting, or filtering. For example, you could create a 'Desktop' dataset that loads 25 items. Then create a 'Mobile' dataset that loads only 5 items at a time. 
  3. Connect datasets to repeaters: Connect each repeater to its corresponding dataset.
  4. Hide elements per breakpoint: In the Studio Editor, hide the non-relevant repeaters for each breakpoint. For example:
    • Hide the desktop repeater on tablet and mobile breakpoints.
    • Hide the mobile repeater on desktop and tablet breakpoints.

This workaround gets the job done but requires a lot of effort to set up and maintain, especially in large projects.
We are always working to update and improve our products, and your feedback is greatly appreciated.