Yes, thanks a lot!

Thanks for all the explanations ! For the last question about mouse over behavior, I already tried what you said, but doing so, it will still show a mouse over title on Desktop , which I don't want. Any idea ? Thanks again ! Also, with browser-height for row height in mobile , the elements have some position problem. Check this out on mobile : https://www.jeremypiret.com/category/test/. my 10/11 and 11/11 are supposed to be on the same place, but they aren't. I don't understand why.

will release the update today i think

.buttonstyle a:hover{ background-color: #FFFFFf; text-decoration:none!important; color: blue; opacity: 1; } have you tried !important

Dear Armin Great, now it works! Thank you so much!

but it also happens with images. the fullscreen slider centers first and with the next click or scroll it jumps to the top.

it will fit right into the browser height

i think what you're look for is subcategories lay theme doesn't support subcategories :/ also no third party plugin will change that

hey! link?

@arminunruh will do, thanks!

you mean the project thumbnail hover right .no-touchdevice .thumb:hover .ph, .touchdevice .thumb.hover .ph { -webkit-filter: blur(20px); -moz-filter: blur(20px); -ms-filter: blur(20px); -o-filter: blur(20px); filter: blur(20px); }

Thank you

oh my … thank you very much. it was to easy …

there is no carousel addon for the laygridder plugin The accordion function to display or name my text i think there is no accordion functionality in lay theme or laygridder shortcode - yes acf - yes with laygridder acf doesn't work with lay theme

hey man! js like <script> jQuery(".blue").on("click", function(){ jQuery("body").attr("data-bg-color", "blue"); }) </script> css like: body[data-bg-color="blue"], body[data-bg-color="blue"] #grid, body[data-bg-color="blue"] .cover-region-desktop .cover-inner, body[data-bg-color="blue"] #footer-region, body[data-bg-color="blue"] #custom-phone-grid, body[data-bg-color="blue"] .cover-region-phone .cover-inner { background-color: blue; } then of course you'd need to add some html for your blue button and style it in "custom html at bottom" <div class="blue"></div> css: .blue{ position: fixed; bottom: 20px; left: 50%; z-index: 10; transform: translateX(-50%); } something like that and then you'd need to create more buttons, not just blue

hey i think i answered you right?

The mix-blend-mode CSS property sets how an element's content should blend with the content of the element's parent and the element's background. i guess the html structure must be different for this to work as you would like there's nothing you can do here

ah dont use a stack element insert an image, click on it, at the top click "edit caption". then click the button "<>" source code then insert this code: <p>Left Text</p><div class="right lay-textformat-parent"><p>Right Text<br />Second Line</p></div> then in lay options -> custom css & html for custom css enter: .right{ position: absolute; right: 0; top: 0; } .caption{ position: relative; }