Hi Daniel, this is interesting. I cannot tell you if this is possible or not. I think best is you test it and let us know if you face problems. You might use the HTML box to add the new div boxes it to the Gridder. Please consider that you need to use Javascript like the following: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript If you have more concrete questions – let us know :-) Good luck! Marius

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Hey Margarida! I cannot completely understand what you mean :-) Sorry! If I look on the website the text is aligned on the left within the thumbnail. That is correct, or not? Let me know :-) Marius [image: 1491494391696-bildschirmfoto-2017-04-06-um-17.58.31-resized.png] Ok, I see that you have the wrong alignment here: [image: 1491494611170-bildschirmfoto-2017-04-06-um-18.00.39.png] You can solve that by adding this to your custom CSS code: span.title._Title { text-align: left !important; } I hope that helped! All the best! Marius

Hi Extra Vitamins! I tried to add the anchor link directly to the home url: http://extra-vitamins.com/#tennis And it works. You need to figure out how to add the link directly to the home url. Then it should be fine :-) All the best! Marius

Hi sjg123! This looks indeed like you need to use jQuery. It will not be that difficult. You just need to get the class of the category you click on. And then find all the other elements with the same class and give them a class called active. Roughly like that. Good luck with this! Marius

@arminunruh Thank you for the anwser! I didn't see that before. Finally it works with this. body.slug-about span{ color: white; }

super! yes, now it works!! thank you very much!!

Hi Dani! The website looks super sweet. But I am not sure if it si the best solution to use gridder as a navigation. On resizing the page you get those weird looking things: [image: 1491386255024-bildschirmfoto-2017-04-05-um-11.56.34-resized.png] [image: 1491386255137-bildschirmfoto-2017-04-05-um-11.56.26.png] [image: 1491386255326-bildschirmfoto-2017-04-05-um-11.56.20-resized.png] Also you are right. It is a bit tricky to have the content going under the "navigation". I would strongly recommend to write the navigation in the custom HTML and CSS area. Then you can also make it sticky with adding position: fixed;to it. Let me know if you have further questions! All the best! Marius

Hey Marie! Great!! Thank you as well! :-) Have a great weekend!

Hey Caromo, where do you host the website? On the Google Webservice? Tell me more and I will see what I can do :-) All the best! Marius

Hey elinezijffers, yes. It is some hassle :-) But if your promised it to a client and he pays you a lot of money for it – it might be worth it. If it is just for yourself – it is always possible to find another solution which looks fine as well. Good luck with it :-) Marius

Hi Pia! until now it is not possible to create dropdown menus. You need to come up with a custom CSS/jQuery solution. You can do this still by ordering your pages like this in the Menu Editor: [image: 1490891170445-bildschirmfoto-2017-03-30-um-18.25.40-resized.png] Then the pages already get displayed underneath each other – according to their parent page. With jQuery onclickand CSS opacity it is not too difficult to create the menu. Let me know if you have questions about this. All the best! Marius

Great! Happy to hear!

Hi Marius, Thanks for your quick answer. It's working !!!! Thanks so much :D Have a nice day, Marie

Hi marco, not sure if I understood your question right. But you can activate the Parallax effect like this: Go to Lay Options (there you can also find the old version of the parallax effect) [image: 1490607194568-bildschirmfoto-2017-03-27-um-11.32.17.png] And then right click on an image and move the slider: [image: 1490607228678-bildschirmfoto-2017-03-27-um-11.32.30.png] I hope that helped! Let me know if you face problems! All the best! Marius

Hi David, thank you for mentioning this idea. It is indeed a good thing and we will try to include it in the near future! Until then have a good week! Marius