Thx! Fixed.

hey can you ask the polylang support please https://polylang.pro/doc/translating-pages-posts-categories-and-tags/ looking at the tutorial i think you need to enter the name of the post in the input next to the + sign :D i think thats how it works! i always forget how it works because i don't use it that often

very good! you can also do this for a row: .example-class { position: sticky; width: 100%; height: auto; top: 0; } its a little similar

thank you, Armin! This worked :)

try to add the class: disable-css-transitions on the elements does it work? or try to give the row a class of "sticky" then use css: .sticky{ position: sticky; top: 0; } and then remove your other css to make these two elements in the row fixed this will just make the whole row sticky for the whole page, so its kind of as if it was fixed

thx <3<3<3<3

i need a password to enter that site

will try and look into it tomorrow

the laytheme.com website is not made with lay theme its just html yea the table plugin in the texteditor is not rlly good. its just tinymce's standard table plugin yea i think its a good idea to find a wordpress table plugin! if the one recommended doesn't work, find another one. or create a table yourself using html and css, using +more → +html maybe i'll need to create a dedicated table element one day!

Post a link to where the problem is please

will be fixed with the next lay theme update

go into thumbnail grid and under Options "Show Projects of Category" choose the superiour category you just build yea correct!

Hi Armin, Thanks it works perfectly!! I had tried this previously but with % instead of px and it didn't work. Glad to know it works with px!

@arminunruh fantastic, thank you! 🙈

Hello Armin, thank you for your help ! I played a little with these settings and everything is back to normal today without me really understanding why. Maybe also a CSS/JS cache issue. Thank you !

interesting! maybe you can manage to code this! you just need to find out the body classes you need: https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html#css-based-on-current-page [image: 1698337848587-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-13.30.41-resized.png] look at this example this has the class slug-imagehover-test so i use the css body.slug-imagehover-test [image: 1698337926373-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-13.31.52-resized.png] try to learn how to use the chrome inspector. i inspect the html and i see the <nav has the class primary so i do: body.slug-imagehover-test nav.primary{ display: none!important; } to hide that menu on that page this way you can hide or show menus depending on which page you are on good luck

It worked, thank you so much!

as far as i understood the issue: on desktop a menupoint has a submenu on mouseover, the submenu is shown, but the menupoint can be clicked too on touchdevices, when the menupoint is clicked, it shows the submenu on touchdevices the menupoint can't be clicked to navigate to its page. clicking it only expands the submenu this is by design. on nike.com on touchdevices, they solved it like this: for example: you click on shoes: [image: 1698335572762-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.52.29.png] then the submenu shows and inside it is "all shoes". [image: 1698335648072-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.52.34.png] so in the submenu there is another menupoint that would lead you to the page that the parent menupoint is linked to. so what i think you could do is: in appearance → menus, choose: mobile menu [image: 1698335703804-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.54.41.png] here, create a mobile menu. then add one mobile menu point twice. once as the parent menu item, and once again as the top submenu item: [image: 1698335812196-screenshot-2023-10-26-at-12.56.12.png] this way, the parent mobile menu point is used to extend the submenu when its clicked on. but you can still go to its page, by clicking the same menu point that is within the submenu