Dear @Antoine

you could look into the Shopify-Buy-Button which you can embed via an embed-code.

Best!

Marius

Dear @lortnok
I replied to you in another post about deactivating all plugins and removing the CUSTOM CODE as a test.

Best!

Marius

Dear @Xamreglip
did you try to follow my steps?

Best!

Marius

Dear @jacobtegel
can you post a link to your website?

Thank you!

Marius

Dear @peterroden
you can have a look into mailchimp and ninja-forms. For the other two it is probably trial-and-error.

Best!

Marius

Thats easy, thanks a lot!

@mariusjopen yep, that is not the best, but thanks

Dear @wp_LayNerd
with CUSTOM CSS you could give it a shot.
For sure it would be the custom button from Laytheme.

Best!

Marius

Great! Happy to hear!

Dear @neunzehnachtneun
sweet! Thank you for sharing!!!

Best!

Marius

Dear @Diagonal

try this with CUSTOM CSS:

.id-199 .menu-item a { background: red !important; }

Your current page ID needs to be there instead of 199.

All the best!

Marius

Dear @ccastells

here a very rough sketch. Hope it brings you in the right direction :-)

.no-parallax.no-offset.col.push-0.span-2.align-top { position: fixed; } .no-parallax.has-offset.col.push-0.span-2.align-top { position: fixed; right: 20px; } .has-parallax.no-offset.col.push-0.span-3.align-bottom { padding-left: 30%; }

Best!

Marius

Dear @polczynski
I also see an instagram thing active…
Best!

Marius

Dear @scottmacc
You could give the footer a position absolute and bottom 20px.

But that will have other consequences as well.
Not very recommendable.

A padding bottom is a good idea @edgrbnz

Best!

Marius

Dear @Emmanuel-Pevny

we hope that helped with the API?

Best!

Marius

Dear @Benjaminb
to understand: What exactly is the problem in this case now? :-D

Best!

Marius

Dear @leo_sbn
difficult to help without seeing a link to your website.

But maybe that?

.sitetitle{ position: fixed !important; left: 50% !important; top: 50% !important; }

Best!

Marius

Dear @amc

You create a textbox and style it with CUSTOM CSS to look how you want it to look like. Then you give it an opacity of 0 and pointer events none.

You create a box which you give a class called: BUTTON.

You use jQuery. When you click on BUTTON, a class gets added to the textbox which makes it opacity 1 and pointer events all.

That was pretty rough but can give you an idea.
It's not rocket-science :-)

Best!

Marius