Dear @Brief this is possible with jQuery. So when the menu gets clicked the class burger gets an extra class called active. You can write a little jQuery script that if the burger is active, the title gets a class called hide. Do you know the basics of jQuery and CSS? All the best! Marius PS: have a look here as well: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript

Dear @David-Pampus you can add an image in the CUSTOM HTML SECTION and then format it with the CUSTOM CSS. Then the image will be shown on all pages. position: fixed; will make it fixed :-) Hope I could help! Best! Marius

@mariusjopen thank you!! Now it looks good.

Hi @KatB great! Very happy to hear! I recommend the beginners courses in Codeacademy. With a little bit of basic knowledge – you can already make great things possible. All the best! Marius

Hi @mariusjopen thanks that helped me out.

Dear @dschulii this is not possible (yet) with LayTheme. I will write it down for the future. Thank you for letting us know. You would need to code that yourself with jQuery. Don't know if that will be easy. Let us know when you have more specific questions about this. Best! Marius

Dear @KatB I got confused. Don't you want to open two new pages when you click on one thumbnail? Yes, you can change the size of the thumbnail text. Do you use the Thumbnail Grid? Best! Marius

Dear @maxi394 ok! I see! Hehe. No. Not possible. But you could code that yourself and embed it via HTML. Hope that helps! Best! Marius

Can you post the link or send it to info@laytheme.com with a link to this topic please? One reason could be that a shortcode is in use on the page that you link to. To make shortcodes work, the whole website needs to refresh, so you won't have a smooth transition.

Hey this is a very old topic and I think I have forgot to answer. This is just for everybody seeing this topic later on. Please use this code: <script> window.laytheme.on('newpageshown', function(){ if(window.location.hash.length > 0){ var id = window.location.hash; if(jQuery(id).length > 0){ jQuery('html, body').animate( { scrollTop: jQuery(id).offset().top }, { duration: 1200 }); } } }); </script> Find the full explanation here: http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/2863/link-to-anchor-from-another-page/4 I think the reason why with your code it didn't animate is maybe because the easing "easeOutSine" doesn't exist. Also the above code is better cause it will work on any page.

Dear @ollyb you can try to trigger the video via jQuery when the site opens. But this sounds quite complicated. You need to be quite good to do this. but not impossible! Let me know when you have more detailed question! Best! Marius

Dear Fred, I see what you mean now. This is not possible. You would need two menus to achieve this. One on the left and one on the right. If it is really, really important to have those menus on the right and on the left, you can try with Custom HTML and make the navigation manually. Also have a look here: http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/2144/fade-effect-smooth-transitions-links-via-custom-html/2 This is the only solution I can think of now. I hope that helps a bit! Best! Marius

Dear @robsdonatini you can achieve this with CSS and some custom jQuery. It would be too much to show to you. But if you are familiar with the basics of jQuery and good with CSS – you will manage. Nothing default in Laytheme like this. We are sorry. Best! Marius

Dear @thomasrusch, this is not possible with LayTheme. I will write it down for the future. Maybe you can manage with jQuery. But I don't know how. You need to research that yourself. All the best! Marius

Perfect!

Thank you, Armin! Yes, i will upload a bigger size and check it out later. :-)

Hehe :-) When you add the class via jQuery you add it to the navigation. The navigation does not exist on mobile. There we use a different navigation. In general it is good to add this kind of classed to the body. Then you can use them for all the elements you like. I hope that helps! Best! Marius

@Hayao Exactly. A free beginner course at Codeacademy helps. And make use of the "Google Web Inspector". All the best! Marius

Dear @ute to achieve this I recommend to look into jQuery. It is not very difficult to achieve. I hope you find a way! Let me know when you have specific questions of embeding it into Laytheme. And be aware of this: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript All the best! Marius