Dear @danielerametta the posts are called projects. You don't have the option for an extra blog. Best! Marius

Dear @edgrbnz great! Thank you for sharing!! Best! Marius

Dear @Stefanie have a look here: http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/3535/resize-images-in-slider/6 I hope that helps. Otherwise – let me know! Marius

Dear @gmzbri can you send us a link? Best! Marius

Dear @Stefanie if you double click on the carousel. You see it on the top right of the popup box. Best! Marius

@mariusjopen Thanks a lot!

Great. that will solve it. Thanks a lot

@paul_moxie to make your code valid you need a semicolon after 1px in your css: .line { stroke-width: 1px; } On the other hand I'm not quite sure if stroke-width will work at all for an hr-element. I’d try something along these lines: .my-hr .lay-hr { height: 1px; } Then add the class my-hr (call it whatever you fancy) to the hr-elements in the gridder. Unfortunately I can’t really explain why the lay-hr class needs to be there – But it needs to be – It’s something about that CSS-parent-child-thing I never really wrapped my head around. Hope that helps!

Hey @charlie happy to hear! Best! Marius

Thank you Marius & Armin, You're golden.

Dear @this there is no official way to do this. What I could imagine is to place an image with CUSTOM CSS or some x- or y-offset. Then make it invisible. But when you click it opens the slideshow. I think this is not possible in a carousel though… Let me know what you think. Best! Marius

Dear @edgrbnz not possible yet. We will write it down. Best! Marius

Great thanks

Dear @michaelenglert ah, this is what you mean. The parallax effect in LayTheme is about the speed of specific elements when you scroll. The thing you proposed is not possible yet. Maybe in the future. Best! Marius

:-) All right! Good luck!

Dear @kurtwoerpel give this a try. <script> jQuery(document).on("click", "img", function(event) { jQuery(this).addCLass("TEST"); }); </script> Best! Marius

Dear @miltosbottis I wrote that down for the future. Thank you! Marius

Dear @edgrbnz yes. Possible. You just need to work a bit creatively with the CSS. :-) Best! Marius