Best of luck Thomas 💥 @thomasmaier

Dear Hayo @Hayo-Gebauer Its now saved in the development notes! 🌝 Best wishes Richard

Dear @BUR_STEFF This is possible 🌝 Because the project thumbnail is a 'link' (wrapped around an image) , by disabling the link you wont be able to reach/click the subpage. You will see online many people advise against disabling links as 'good web practice' but for your reason i think its fine. Adding the following code into > Lay Options > Custom CSS & HTML > CSS Should do the trick! . .thumbnail-wrap a{ pointer-events: none; cursor: default; } https://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-css-styling When you are ready to have the links functioning again, you can just remove the code. Let me know how you go & best wishes 🏖 Richard

Great to hear @dominik , best wishes and have a great day! 🌝

Dear @Lucas-G Looking into Viewport Units would likely be very helpful 🌝 You can calculate dimensions based on your browsers screen size = VH & VW ( Viewport Heights & Viewport Width ). https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_units.asp Also this should help when needing to apply this CSS to Lay Theme Elements: https://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-css-styling Hope this helps and have a wonderful day Lucas 🌝 Sincerely Richard

Dear Markus @mw Just to clarify 🌝 I am able to add this to the development notes for future discussion, however there are identifiers or attributes associated with projects or pages that would allow you to do this: [image: 1622434393747-screen-shot-2021-05-31-at-4.12.28-pm-resized.png] Talk soon and best wishes Markus Sincerely Richard

Dear Sibylle @sibyllehornung Thanks for the question 🌝 Currently Armin is busy refining the WooCommerce support of Lay Theme. However this is a great point of interest and would be happy to add it to the development notes for future discussion. Best wishes Sibylle and have a wonderful day, thank you for supporting Lay Theme! Sincerely Richard

Dear @NAS I think its understood, but could you clarify please what you wish to achieve? " is it possible to make a frame for a page? " Best wishes Richard

@edgrbnz I have used setting the breaking point of the phone layout to a small desktop size (or to tablet size) to get a layout change, and to have elements stacked on top of each other (I’m using a similar layout with image and text side by side). One might apply tablet text sizes via lay options.

Dear Jeffrey @Jeffrey "I Love Lay Theme!" Thank you for supporting Laytheme, I will let Armin know and also put this into development notes for future discussion! Best wishes Jeffrey & have a wonderful day 🌼 Sincerely Richard

Dear @denihise No current updates on this sorry. Woo-commerce support was just released so the focus will be on that at the moment. Custom CSS can always be used to change certain '%, px' values. https://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-css-styling Best Wishes Richard

Dear @Max_T This kind of thing is very possible with some Custom CSS inserted into: Lay Options > Custom CSS & HTML > Custom CSS > Are you able to post a link to your website and also an example of what you are trying to achieve? Talk soon & best wishes Richard

Dear @edgrbnz Thanks for the post ( and the ✅option :) This is of course a really valid idea & will put it straight in the Development notes. Best wishes to you @edgrbnz and thank you for your ongoing support of Lay Theme, it is greatly appreciated as well as your presence on the forum. Have a wonderful day & best wishes 🌞 Richard

"Instructs the browser to use the fallback font to display the text until the custom font has fully downloaded. This is also known as a “flash of unstyled text” or FOUT." not sure if i want a flash of unstyled text i believe you can just use this custom css in lay options -> custom html&css: body{ font-display: swap; } that should work and this way your change in the php file wont be overwritten when you update lay theme next time

Dear @philie Awesome, thank you for the input & the kind words! this is going straight into the development notes for future discussion Best wishes and have a wonderful day :) Sincerely Richard