Maybe there was an issue with the update service, Someone else also told me they couldn't update for a few days

@Richard @arminunruh Any idea?

Dear Anna @billo3D Using !important at the end of your CSS rule gives it precedence, sorry i should have mentioned that! Please let me know if it helps E.g: .lay-carousel{ padding-bottom: 99px !important; } Best Richard

Dear @kr This has been addressed on another thread by you am i correct? :) Best wishes Richard

Dear @DoggettJones Thank you for updating your thread - my apologies that i was late to answer you, if i can help further let me know :) Thank you for using Lay Theme & have a wonderful day Sincerely Richard

Thanks @edgrbnz ! :) Best Richard

Dear @Giakonkora This Featured page is made with the standard Gridder Layout - Video and text elements, no Fullscreen slider or Carousel is present. You are right that the Carousel and Fullscreen slider share many similarities, however the important difference: With the Carousel you place content into a 'Slide' this could be some text - A video etc. These 'Slides' get made into a 'Carousel' or Slideshow that you can swipe through - An important point is that the carousel can be any size on a page. With a Fullscreen slider the 'slides' if you will, are made of the Rows in your Gridder - E.g 8 rows = 8 slides There is more ability to create interesting layouts for your individual slides because it takes from the row. Whatever is added to your Gridder Row becomes the Slide. Of course the catch is that it is always Fullscreen and you cannot make many 'Fullscreen sliders' within the same view screen ( technically you could but this would require some deeper coding ) Hope this clears things up @Giakonkora :) If you have any further questions let me know and have a wonderful day Best Richard

Thank you so much for your help, @Richard !

Dear @Elli If you wish to have hover images on these links (menu points) it may be easier to create them as text within the Gridder layout. Giving the text box a custom ID. You can do this by 'right-click' -- 'Set HTML Class & ID' : [image: 1615791444862-screen-shot-2020-11-13-at-9.07.33-am-resized.png] Then you could add some Custom CSS to this area of text ( your custom menu ) & make it fixed like a menu would be e.g #your-custom-id { position:fixed; left:0; top:0; } This would be a simple setup, you can style the menu however you wish to suit your design. Custom CSS can be added in > Lay Options > Custom CSS & HTML Also: https://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-css-styling With this you can use the Imagehover Hope this helps Elli & talk soon Richard

Dear @julia-i Just as a first assumption ( unsure your websites design etc ) The carousel can have a 'Caption/s' attached underneath, these would act like a title - Is this what you are after? Also if you are able to post a link to the example carousel this is always helpful Talk soon & have a wonderful day :) Sincerely Richard

Dear @sebon Fullscreen Slider works based on the rows in the Gridder, so that particular row has two images instead of 1 Large image. Hope this helps! Best Wishes Richard

Dear @samibizien I understand your situation & wish to help, if you could please send an email to lostfiles@laytheme.com Explaining your situation or a link to this page/thread then you can be helped a lot faster. Best wishes & have a wonderful day :) Richard

Dear @eddieperrote I dont think this is possible without doing some extra coding. The Project Thumbnail is there, but all the images within that project will not be called upon until triggered by going to that project/page. Some custom coding would need to occur that when either on page load or when a project thumbnail is clicked upon - a call go out to ask for all the image Data connected with that Thumbnail and load it. I was also thinking a way to trick it would be to use The Element Grid. The first Image of the Element Grid would be your Project Thumbnail and the rest, the images relating to that project. All the image data is called so thats sorted - Then just add some code that 'display:none' all but the first image in the Grid ( your Project Thumbnail ). This way you could have a page of Element Grids that look like a page of Project Thumbnail's and then when you Click further and Lightbox kicks in your can swipe through the images. This means things would require time setting up and also if there are many projects with many images it may slow the page down depending on size and quality. I hope these initial thoughts may help you or send you in the right direction - possibly other functions like 'stack' or 'Carousel' can also be manipulated. Best wishes and have a wonderful day :) Richard

Dear @jfrederick Just want to clarify :) Using the Carousel but 'set to Fullscreen Slider' mode? These are two different Addons, Do you mean: Using Carousel but 'Use browser height for row height'? I think that being able to click outside the Carousel for left and right navigation isn't the best thing as it could lead to many issues depending on a webpages design. However you could set the carousel to be full-width and then have the image within not fill the entire width of its slide. The slide is clickable and and image within is smaller, so you would have that 'space' left and right of the image that is still clickable. Hope this helps & apologies if i haven't understood properly! :) Best wishes Richard

Dear Christian @cschm-tz This needs to be thought about as a design issue not a coding issue: You want the Menu to start at the same left margin as the page content/text, this is already achieved: Font size is responsive so when you re-size the browser/page and text expands - it will go off the edge of page, or the spaces between the menu items will shrink until they clash and go into each other. If Font-size is 'px' and stays the same size when page is resized it wont match the font-size of the content ( because content is responsive ). Menu items are pixels and non responsive and will stay the same size - thats its function when using pixels - its 'set' This is a design choice that is up to you Christian. Best wishes Richard

Dear @simon Thanks for the follow up! this always helps :) Have a wonderful day Sincerely Richard

Dear @Basti Thanks for the follow up, Its a really good idea & i've made a save of this thread so Armin can review it in the future when making development decisions :) Have a wonderful day & thank you for the kind words about Lay Theme Richard

Dear @Hans-Pelle Cool! Best of luck and when your ready we'll talk again :) Regards Richard

No worries @alexanderkilian Have a lovely day and best of luck with the rest of your project :)