antonio is your image maybe in a carousel or something? if u have a link for me that would be great, I'm sure I could solve the problem if I could take a closer look.

Hey Monello, what is the email address you used to purchase lay theme? And when did you purchase it?

@arminunruh said:

body{
background-image: url(http://laytheme.dev/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/lb13.jpg);
background-size: cover;
background-attachment: fixed;
}

Thank you! This helped alot.

Hey Jacopo!
At the moment that is not possible, also not with css :/.
I might add that feature one day. I can't remember if I ever saw a website with project thumbnails with the project title above :D

Hey Fraser!

Currently that's not easily possible :/

You could hide the site title and menu for mobile in "Customize". Then you could add a link to your about page in "Lay Options" -> "Custom CSS & HTML" -> "Custom HTML at top":

<a class="fraser-mobile-site-title lay-textformat-parent" href="/about/"><span class="_My_Headline">Fraser Mobile Site Title</span></a>

Here I added a class "_My_Headline" which is a html class of one of my textformats. This way the link will have the style of that textformat. I got this class from going to "Textformats" and looking at the "HTML Class" of a format:
Screen Shot 2016-08-25 at 07.07.32.png

For a textformat to work properly, it needs to be wrapped in an element with a class "lay-textformat-parent"

In "Custom CSS for Desktop Version" you can hide the link like this:

.fraser-mobile-site-title{ display: none; }

Then in "Custom CSS for Mobile Version" you can position the site title:

.fraser-mobile-site-title{ position: absolute; top: 20px; left: 2%; }

The following is somewhat advanced and you don't need to do this but it's nicer this way.
Please look at this link:
Screen Shot 2016-08-25 at 07.19.28.png

You see the attributes "data-id", "data-title", "data-type"
If you add these attributes to your link (to the anchor <a> tag), then your page will fade out and fade in when someone clicks on that link instead of a hard refresh. But the id needs to be the id of your page.

Hey mathias!
for having a second line you can use the "site tagline" in "Customize" -> "Site Title" -> "Site Tagline" :+1:

@arminunruh Wow, I feel so dumb.

That worked. Thanks for your help and allowing me to try out Lay Theme. I'll buy a license in a couple of weeks when I receive my paycheck. Thanks again!

.fixed-element{ position: fixed; top: 200px; left: 30%; z-index: 5; background-color: rgba(255,255,255,0.8); padding: 20px; }

maybe something like this, with a background color that has some transparency and padding.

ok. hmm
maybe you could try to use a longer and more detailed  sentence for your website description? I guess google is using the text on the frontpage instead of the metatag because the tag is not descriptive/detailed enough.

Yeah all kinda weird there. No, didn't try it without using flexbox. Barely got the grid together using flexbox. Because flexbox was/is relatively easy to understand for me. My skills regarding coding are very basic ;)

Right now the footer is more important. The Grid would be a nice to have but is not essentially for the website. More a cosmetic thing.

Best, Quirin

@arminunruh Hi Armin! I have the same problem here. I want to upload my CV to be viewed as PDF file. How can I give it URL?

Hey Mikky,
For Lay Theme 1.8.2 I included an option for that in the customizer.

"Customize" → "Mobile" → "Mobile Menu" → "Show Menu Bar Border"

hey Ryan!
Thanks!

Could you please update your lay theme to the latest version? This might help a bit but it probably won't fix it completely. There is currently a bug with lay theme and layouts that are category layouts. Gonna work on that!

hey MAN, yes that's a good idea!
I will write it down and work on that one day.

@mrrpringle said:

I am hoping to adjust my mobile site to display the page "info" in text without having to open the hamburger menu. Is this possible?

Yes with custom phone layouts: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-phone-layouts
You could add a link to the info page with that. It will only show up on mobile.

On a separate note—I was wondering how to eliminate the tablet display for my site all together so it switches from desktop to mobile when resized in a browser.

I am not exactly sure what you mean here, can you further explain this? :/

hello mr pringle,
If you want to show your mobile menu on one page and not show it on another page you could use custom css for that. Here is a little explanation on how to use css based on the current page:
http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#menu-color-based-on-current-page

You could hide your mobile menu and your site title with custom css only on mobile for that particular page.

By using custom pone layouts http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-phone-layouts you could then add another text on at the top of your info page which could be the title of your site.

I think maybe it is easier to just hide your mobile menu in the customizer but keep showing your mobile site title. Then using custom phone layouts you could add a link to your info page on your frontpage.

Hey thanks, it seems to work fine now. Maybe some problem during the maintenance mode?
Abd you are right, I kind of hijacked the logo there, because I wasn's sure hoe to put an image over the cover pic.

sry not so easy to do…

@arminunruh Hey Armin, Super! Thanks. Yes, it's really only in the category layout: now I re-did the layout, but as soon as I try to add a text field, it fails again.
So, I'll e-mail you my login...
Thank you so much!
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