Great! Happy to hear!

Dear @Renew
not sure. You can embed them as a library in the header.
But I do not know if there will be a conflict.

Best!

Marius

Dear @michaelmaeder
nice! That's the way.

Best!

Marius

Dear @polczynski
correct.

Best!

Marius

Dear @Kilian
have a look here in line 3:
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.asp

Best!

Marius

Dear @janhrtmnn
this is a jquery or JS solution.
But pretty complex to be honest.

If you are not skilled with JS or jQuery, not very easy.

Best!

Marius

Dear @elbz888
this is jQuery.
You need to find a jQuery script and then implement it like here:
http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript

Best!

Marius

Dear @Diagonal
what shall be the function of your read more button?
Have a look in the forum for accordeon.

Best!

Marius

Dear @Grisid

basically:

Button
a div with the class called button

Popup
a div with the class called popup

CSS

.popup { display: none; } .popup.active { display: block !important; }

Javascript

jQuery(document).on("click", ".button", function(event) { jQuery('.popup').toggleClass('active'); });

I did not test it, but that is the way to go!

Best!

Marius

Dear @mpgf
there is not a way yet. But we will write that down!

Best!

Marius

Dear @Violeta
possible. You need to try different plugins.
Because your Lay Theme website is a "Single Page" JavaScript application, PHP is not possible yet. We are working on a PHP version of Laytheme.

Best!

Marius

Dear @evey_k
have a look here:
https://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript

Also yes, you can embed all kind of libraries.
But because LayTheme is built as a single-javascript app, some syntax might collide, or does not work.
I recommend to test yourself through…

Best!

Marius

PS: We are working on a PHP frontend

Dear @SaulAppelbaum
great! Thank you!

Best!

Marius

Dear @Grisid
there is no automatic way to do this.
But you could use the Element-Grid.

Best!

Marius

Dear @marietta
Do you have everything up-to-date?
Wordpress, Plugins, Laytheme.

Marius

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

Best!

Marius

PS: Probably you need to create 4 HTML boxes. each one gets a own class like, top, bottom, left, right… Then you place them with position: fixed.

The meta description is set correctly, also in your website's HTML it is correct and its the text you entered.

Google doesn't update its search results in real time but does so using a "crawler" :D

So just wait a few days and then it should work.

@mariusjopen It's http://lissywillberg.info/

Thanks for looking into it!

Hi Marius,

Thanks for the response. I don't see any new updates for LayTheme or its plugins in the location you showed. I'm trying to speed up these sites https://bradmitchellcohen.com/overview/ and https://imadjie.com The image heavy pages are taking way too long to load on the first go. I have WP Super Cache set up so on the second go, it's ok. For clients, this is not good at all.

Noticed in this forum that a Lightbox update may help, for the option to go to "lay options" -> "lightbox addon" and disable "Preload Images in Lightbox" http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/4178/slow-loading/8 Not seeing this option in the admin panels for both sites.

Any other suggestions for updating and/or downloading the most up to date files?

Please let me know. Thanks.

Peace,

Saul