Lay Theme Forum

Hi all does anyone know a way to replicate the effect where the top half image of a page stays fixed, and the content row below it overlaps it as the page scrolls upwards?

I am pulling my hair out trying to troubleshoot an iframe issue. I have an embedded iframe in a blank page in Lay theme. The contents of the iframe is for a signup form, which sends the submission to a CRM (I have to use the iframe to do it). In Safari the iframe and form load fine. In Chrome, the iframe/form flashes on, then disappears.

I have no clue what is causing this issue. I have tested on other machines and the behaviour is the same.

Has anyone ever come across this strange bug with iframes in Lay theme? The code is below (with private details removed):

<iframe
  src="https://theurl.com/widget/form/WUISI7LNR"
  style="width:100%;height:100%;border:none;border-radius:0px"
  id="inline-WUISI7LNR" 
  data-layout="{'id':'INLINE'}"
  data-trigger-type="alwaysShow"
  data-trigger-value=""
  data-activation-type="alwaysActivated"
  data-activation-value=""
  data-deactivation-type="neverDeactivate"
  data-deactivation-value=""
  data-form-name="Website Enquiry"
  data-height="400"
  data-layout-iframe-id="inline-WUISI7LNR"
  data-form-id="WUISI7LNR"
  title="Website Enquiry"
      >
</iframe>
<script src="https://theurl.com/js/form_embed.js"></script>

Hi guys. I was wondering if there is a way to make the project descriptions appear when you hover over a thumbnail and for them to be attached to the cursor. So as you move the cursor the description also moves with it. Similar to how the image hover works?

Hi guys.

I run a design studio. We are always on the look out for a lean and fast theme system that we can offer clients to help speed up development, reduce cost and still maintain design/brand flexibility.

We have tried countless well known themes but they are often so heavily packed and over engineered, so customising them sends you down a painful never-ending vortex. Their code is also littered with references to countless plugins, widgets and add ons that you can't disable.

Lay Theme appears to be quite solid and simple. It does offer a lot less features then other themes, but it's also more lightweight. What I would love to know is if any studios in a similar situation as us have been able to use Lay Theme o roll out a number of client sites, without finding it too limiting? If not, then what were the limits that have been problematic?

Our clients are companies like architects, interior and product designers, small organisations, galleries, and startups. All heavily design and brand focussed. They do not require deep or complicated sites with forums, user accounts, ecommerce etc, but they still need a degree of key features - like customisable templates, galleries, news, forms etc.

Any feedback is appreciate.
Glyph