hey for pages you should always use a page or maybe a category page.
so pages are things like frontpage/homepage, about page or contact page.
dont use a project for the homepage, because a project can be part of a projectindex element, or a project thumbnailgrid

ok im sorry it is still not in the right spot!
did you do the steps in the blue box? like disabling all plugins to see if it changes anything?

if it doesnt work:

can you send your website address, /wp-admin/ username and password and a link to this topic to info@laytheme.com?
also:
can you please send me the link to the new page that you have problems with?
because you re-created the page not as a category but as a different page right.

hey!

no :/

only with custom css, for example with this:
http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/9348/sit-carousel-captions-at-bottom-of-page/13?_=1718794871520

but you could also use the fullscreen slider addon. on the link you showed me you also have fullscreen images, so the fullscreen slider in horizontal mode would be better. the captions and numbers can then be put into the corners.

you would create browser filling rows:
https://laytheme.com/documentation/gridder-rows.html#use-browser-height-for-row-height

then you'd put images in there and texts in the corners. each one of these browser filling rows is then turned into a "slide" just like on the link you provided.
here, you could also add a button to a product: https://laytheme.com/documentation/buttons.html

3.: i think probably yes yea. but it cant be added to a product page. but to any other type of pages i think! using +more → +shortcode

hey!

so if i was you i would try and create both types of menus.

then i would use custom css to hide and show the menus based on which page you're on
https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html#css-based-on-current-page

so lets assume your homepage has the slug home. and you have two menus:

.menu-1

and

.menu-2

then you'd do

//by default, menu1 is always shown, and menu2 is always hidden .menu-1{ display: block!important; } .menu-2{ display: none!important; } // but on homepage, hide menu1 and show menu2 instead .slug-home .menu-1{ display: none!important; } .slug-home .menu-2{ display: block!important; }

this css is the basic logic behind how you show one menu on the homepage and hide the other. and on all other pages its the other way around.

but your classes you use will be different because you will need to hide/show a menu, a mobile menu or a button that opens an overlay. so you'll need to get comfortable with the "chrome inspector" for example to find the correct css selectors and write the css yourself.

also you're right you can't create multiple menus for mobile. for desktop you can have up to 4.
one way to get around this is to use "custom css & html" → "custom html at top/bottom"
in here you can hard-code some anchor tags and use custom css to style them. this could act as an additional menu on mobile.

all of this needs quite some knowledge in html and css but with some patience and learning you will be able to do it

@alasdair17 Thank you man! Thought this limitation comes from Laytheme but definitely trying increasing it through server tonight.

o i think it only works if you use the horizontal slider

you use the vertical one, with this it wont work :/

oh no, but maybe you can find a plugin for this

yea can you go to customize → background

and set the background color to white for example

theres only the possibility to use a textformat that has different sizes for desktop, tablet and phone

then in customize → intro

apply this textformat to the text

hey i answered you in your new thread

hey hmm no i haven't seen this issue before!
can u try the things in the blue box to the right? "before you post"

Highly recommend Siteground who have terrific support, they are Europe based but I think they have servers in US as well.

ok im glad i could help you!

sorry i couldn't help you with the other thing with the other one post u did :O :/

oh actually i have no idea ://

no since a few years this is a limitation set by browsers which cant be overriden

@arminunruh ok thanks :)

thx @arminunruh

Didn’t changed the Layout. But now its working. I think I chosen the wrong class.

Best!

No problem man,
Can live without that 😅

Thankss

.mobile-title{
z-index: 2!important;
}

can u try this css?
this way the mobile title will be behind the mobile menu

sorry for replying late