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

Hi @Donnieclark
is this spam?

Best!

Marius

HI @TKN
really sweet!

Please keep in mind, that this gets overwritten, as soon as an update gets installed.

Also a good input for the future!

Best!

Marius

Hi @fm

if you give the body a background image it will be on the lowest level of your website.
There is nothing which can be under it. So there is no need to change the opacity of the body. It will affect the whole website.

Why don't you use the default background image which you can use in the Gridder?

Otherwise I recommend you to use a custom HTML. Create a div box and use custom CSS to give that box a background:

background-box { background-image: url(YOUR IMAGE URL); background-size: cover; positiont: fixed; width: 100vw; height: 100vh; }

I hope I could help!

Best!

Marius

Hi @fm
perfect!

My solution was only quick and dirty.

Happy you managed!

Best!

Marius

Hi @sblck

do you use the newest version of LayTheme and Wordpress?

If yes, best is if you write an email to marius@thepeople.world and include your username, password and a link to this conversation.

Many wishes!

Marius

HI @spontans
not possible. We are sorry.

Maybe in the future as an extra setting.

Best!

Marius

Hi @maarschalk

there is not a default solution for this.

But you can try two things.

Position and move the menu items manually by its ID with position: absolute;.

Don't use the default menu at all and make your own little menu with custom HTML.

I hope I could help! Let me know if you need further help!

Marius

Hi @r-bsky
since the LayGridder is more vertically orientated – there is no official solution for horizontal layout.

But with custom CSS you can try it to make it happen.

Maybe you can float the Gridder rows to the left.

But I think this needs a lot of modification.

Not sure if it is worth to use Laytheme for this.

Best!

Marius