@mariusjopen Thank you :) I'm looking forward to it.

Hi @strk

all good!

Let me know when you need help with that then…

Merry Christmas!

Marius

Hi @y_zannias
ah great!

Thank you for explaining.

Merry Christmas!

Marius

Hi @adam

this can be done with jQuery.

Add the class back to the body which hides the navigation when you reach the bottom.

When you learn the very basics of jQuery this is already possible.

Have a look here:
https://gist.github.com/toshimaru/6102647

All the best!

Marius

Hi @Toby
not really possible.

But you can try to play with the CSS .sub-menu.

All the best!

Marius

Thank you, that did the trick!

@mariusjopen thank you ;)

@mariusjopen Thanks! :)

@mariusjopen works like a charm! thank you so much!

Yes? Whohoo!

Hi @thomaslannes
do you also have a link to your website?

LayTheme compresses images that the< are displayed faster on for example mobile devices.

You can deactivate that. But then your images will be quite big.

If an image has max. 4000px and a resolution of 72 dpi it should be more than enough for web.

Have a look here:
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All the best!

Marius

Hi @leandrodisler
can you try to insert this to your custom CSS for mobile?

#footer-region { padding: 0px !important; }

All the best!

Marius

@mariusjopen yap thats the work-around i been using so far :)

Thanks for the support!
Anett

Hi @lkhare
many things are on our TODO list and those two things as well.

More and more we try to implement all the great featured which people propose to us.

Thank you for your support do far!

Best!

Marius

Hi Marius,

thanks but this is not what I asked for. I do not want the image to resize with browser width. I want the image to always be displayed at 100%. Here is an example:
http://pza.sanbi.org/sarcophyte-sanguinea-subsp-sanguinea

Hi @fm

ok. I try to help!

You can add a class to every element here:
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.no-next .flickity-prev-next-button.previous { display: none !important; } Add a class to the carousel as well called for example no-click. .no-click .flickity-prev-next-button.previous { pointer-events: none; }

I did not test the code but I think it should work.

Best!

Marius

Thanks for your answer.
That would be nice if you do.

Cheers