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      aerotec last edited by

      hello ;)

      after updating to the latest version the mobile Frame of my created pages changed the formatting and are not looking the same. Do i have to create all new?

      the burger is not reacting when i try to change this:

      .burger-wrap-default {
      margin-right: 0px;
      padding-top: 10px; }

      maybe there is already a solution? Thanks for help.

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      • arminunruh
        arminunruh Global Moderator last edited by

        do you have a link please?

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          aerotec last edited by

          Hello Armin,

          here is the link:
          https://www.moinmark.de

          the photo at the top is placed full width in the gridder.

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          • arminunruh
            arminunruh Global Moderator last edited by

            also you can update lay theme now. i fixed the spaces for mobile.

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              aerotec last edited by

              Oh, great - did not see the update option in my wordpress dashboard. Update + works fine.

              Any Idea concerning the burger css.

              Thanks for help 🤗
              Daniel

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              • arminunruh
                arminunruh Global Moderator last edited by

                please use !important

                .burger-wrap-default {
                margin-right: 0px!important;
                padding-top: 10px!important; }
                

                lots of lay theme's css is now loaded in the footer instead of in <head> to increase loading speed

                custom css is still in <head> as that is not a file that is loaded but just some text. so because custom css is now loaded before lay theme's css, lay theme might overwrite that custom CSS.

                but if you use !important, your CSS will always overwrite Lay Theme's CSS

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                  aerotec last edited by

                  @arminunruh said in Mobile Frame after Update + Burger:

                  .burger-wrap-default {
                  margin-right: 0px!important;
                  padding-top: 10px!important; }

                  Great! Thanks for your time. It is working now.
                  Best Daniel

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