Great! :-)

Hi vreni!

On Chrome and Firefox it looks like this:

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On safari it looks fine again.

Maybe it is also connected to the font?

Hi Venchomil!

Ok, try to put this in your Custom CSS code:

.one-col-row { height: 0px !important; }

This is the last row of thumbnails in your frontpage grid.

Good luck!

Marius

I want this, too! :-D

Hi anagase & Joemakesbooks!

Do you have the newest version of Laytheme installed?

@ Joemakesbooks:
It works but it takes really long until the animation starts. I just see that you embedded a video. Where should the gif appear?

@ anagase:
Where should the gif appear?

Let me know :-)

Marius

Dear Vreni!

Every Browser interprets things a bit differently.

What happens when you deactivate your custom CSS and HTML?

All the best!

Marius

Hi antonioprado!

Great! Success!

Once you got it – you can do much more than random backgrounds ;-)

Best!

Marius

Hi tspallek!

We deactivated 2 licences.

I hope you can continue now :-)

All the best!!

Marius

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Hi Florian!

Sure! Have a look here:

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css3_pr_transform.asp

div { -ms-transform: rotate(7deg); /* IE 9 */ -webkit-transform: rotate(7deg); /* Chrome, Safari, Opera */ transform: rotate(7deg); }

you can add the code to your custom CSS.

Good luck!

Marius

Hey Kai!

Great! I am happy that worked out smoothly!

All the best!

Marius

Hey plateau!

Ok, I see the problem you are facing.
If you put a div box into the custom HTML section it does not get the responsiveness.

I would work with a little cheat.

I see that in the gridder you made a special box which will be styled with the class lay-hr.

I would do a second box, right above it and give it the class lay-hr-top.

Then use:

.lay-hr-top : { margin-top: -200px; border-top: 1px solid black; }

I did not test the code, so maybe the 200px are too much. Maybe you also have to give the box a height.

Another solution would be to create a line in the custom HTML section, right beneath the body tag and use jQuery to always synchronise the width with the width of the gridder.

But I would go for the first option – even though it is not a very clean solution.

I hope that helped!

Best!

Marius

Hey andlia!

Many browsers offer a thing called inspect element.

You can get there by right clicking on an object and then press inspect.

There you can have an insight to all the classes which are used in the code.
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I hope that helped :-)

Best!

Marius

Hey plateau!

This is indeed a good idea and we will keep it in mind!

Until then you can use VW and VH to have a scalable unit.

All the best and many thanks!

Marius

Hi Marius Thanks for the answer. I think I was able to figure it out. Thanks again!

Hi Ted!

I will remind Armin to send you the license.

We get many, many emails and probably it got lost,

All the best!

Marius

Hi Anders!

You need to call the object which you want to hover:

.object:hover { cursor: crosshair; }

I hope that answered your question. :-)

All the best!

Marius

Hi jwebb95,

if you still have the backup.
Can you try to use this to restore the page?

I can recommend also the plugin Updraft to download and upload Wordpress pages. Always does a good job.

If it is about the serial key, we can deactivate it if you wish and you activate it again.

All the best!

Marius