@arminunruh Thank you

Yea this is a new issue that came up with the latest iOS. Unfortunately I couldn't find a solution yet.

It works for me, thx a lot 🙏

Dear @safea
you need to hack it.

Create a footer and then treat the main content and the footer as two separate rows with CSS.

Best!

Marius

Dear @runebrink
we are happy that you like LayTheme. If one day we will stop to update LayTheme, you can always use the lastest version with a Wordpress which does not update.
But we do not plan to stop. The opposite :-D

If you want to be super sure for big projects, we recommend to code your websites from scratch. But even that is not for eternity.

What @edgrbnz is quite right. Heads up!

Best!

Marius

Dear @joeclarkx
until now only CUSTOM CSS.

But I will write it down.

Best!

Marius

Dear @andreschmidt
tat is not possible yet. but a good idea. I will write this down.

Best!

Marius

Dear @edgrbnz
sweet!

Best!

Marius

@arminunruh said in Option for setting the caption *inside* the image (instead of below):

.caption{
transform: translateY(-100%);
padding-bottom: 10px;
padding-left: 10px;
}

Thanks @arminunruh!
Yeah, that would work if all my captions would be inside images. I would need that project based, though.

Dear @neunzehnachtneun
I did not even know that people still use RSS :-D
But every page has a default RSS when you enter /rss.

There might be plugins :-)

Best!

Marius

Thank you @edgrbnz !

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Dear @dschulii
that is not possible right now.

A good idea.
Will write that down.

Thank you for using LayTheme!

Marius

¥€$!
Really lovely and clean!

I second Marius’ feedback. I’d give it a bit more line height for better legibility.

You now got line-height: 1.2; which seems just a wee bit too tight for a white Baskerville on a dark background. I’d go for line-height: 1.3; or even line-height: 1.4;.

Cheers!

Dear @rsepierre
we know. Need to come up with a solution for this.

Best!

Marius

Dear @neunzehnachtneun
happy it works!
Best!

Marius

Wow that's cool!

Sorry @arminunruh!
Never replied to this. My answer would be: «Yes please!»

I’m not using this. I’m not using any plugins to encode my contacts.

In terms of email spam it’s the job of the providers to help you out. In my case that works totally fine, I very rarely get spam mails. If your phone number gets used by dubious callers → block them.

That’s how I go about this. Been talking about these things with a friend years ago, who is a developer. He said:
«If some bot really wants your mail adress it will get it. If you are in Germany your contacts need to be accessible via whois requests anyway.»

It’s a bit like HTML email sigantures. You can put all the time and effort in to make it look cool but in the end it’s better to chill, use simple plain text and focus your creative energy onto something more meaningful.