@dennisbern yes you can, and do something like
.my-class{
width: 50%;
}
@dennisbern yes you can, and do something like
.my-class{
width: 50%;
}
@paulsboutique in the "_Categories_no_spaces" font-setting, if you change the font to "Helvetica neue" and the line height to "1" it looks more even. Different browsers can interpret styles differently. maybe you find a "true" Helvetica web font and not use the one that the computer has preinstalled, which you do right now. TexGyreHeros is a great open source alternative: https://ctan.org/pkg/tex-gyre-heros?lang=de
I would make the svg white by file, not by filter.
@OLVVDB for mobile its .mobile-title{ ... } etc. use the inspection tool of your browser to find the classes. and I would dramatically decrease the size and quality of the thumbnail videos. the frontage has a load of over 100 MB. https://handbrake.fr is a good app for that.
@jonathansteffens you can infuse this with javascript:
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {
// Check if we're on the footer page
if (document.body.classList.contains('page-id-XX')) { // Replace XX with the actual page ID of your footer page
// Check if a robots meta tag already exists
var existingMetaTag = document.querySelector('meta[name="robots"]');
if (existingMetaTag) {
// If it exists, update its content to "noindex, nofollow"
existingMetaTag.content = "noindex, nofollow";
} else {
// If it doesn't exist, create a new meta tag
var metaTag = document.createElement('meta');
metaTag.name = "robots";
metaTag.content = "noindex, nofollow";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(metaTag);
}
}
});
@PhilippHannappel that is an interesting case. I think it is not very good in terms of user experience right now, I just investigated the text because you told me here it will expand. maybe you can make the captions to show as an overlay when you click on an info-button or something like that. or just get rid of the caption on mobile devices and keep the thing you have now for desktops.
@uku you could change the status of a page to "unpublished".
@MWPA not quite sure I am understanding your problem, because I think you mean 100% height? you could make a custom phone layout for your footer to get rid of the default padding above and below the footer area.
for the red square: you could give the area a red background color instead of an image and give it a custom mobile css class that has an aspect-ratio of 1/1.
@KA that seems to be your desktop-layout that is "stuck" on top. while investigating the error, you can try to fix this provisionally by adding this to custom mobile css:
cover-content-desktop{
display: none;
}
This marquee works on desktop but makes the mobile website have a horizontal scroll.
Can be fixed with
.type-marquee{
width: 100%!important;
left: 0!important;
}
A video inside a stack element leads to transformation of its elements. Example: Stack Element with a text block and a video block. Placeholder image and play-button are out of proportion.
@cclarijs on both urls the index link is referred to a .be domain, thats why its maybe not working on the .com domain.
Question: Why do you need the .com and the .be domain?
@cactusauvage when I visit your website, it works.
@KW1 you can work with vh value (viewport height). You can give the marquees a custom class and then add the custom style.
Example CSS for 5 marquees:
.marquee{height: 20vh;}
Learn more:
https://laytheme.com/documentation/custom-css-styling.html
@mayssajaoudat can you apply a "force redirection to https" setting or similar in the settings for https/SSL of your website hosting service?
@Danny can you just duplicate one from the stack elements above and change the text?
@danny I can't reproduce this. can you place a image in the stack element?
@Danny by default, text fields should not have a background, meaning you see the color of the body behind it. you can use "background-color: transparent;" if that fixes it for you. But I dont quite understand the problem.
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