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Dear @xvalerax
the page title in the browser bar?

Best!

Marius

@arminunruh This work fantastically great ! Thanks for your help ! I have edit the script to have the text scramble each time the mouse is moving though body :+1:

Frontend.GlobalEvents.on("newpageshown", function(layoutObj, type, obj){

var scramble = jQuery("#scramble").splitText({ 'type':'words', 'animation':'scramble' }); jQuery("body").on('mouseover', function(){ scramble.animate(); }); });

Second solution has work ! It was inside the menu ! Thanks :)

Hey!

I think here it would be good to use the menu bar to have a white bar underneath your menu.
Please go to "Customize" -> "Menu Style" -> "Menu Bar"
Uncheck "hide" and configure your menu bar as you like.

Then, instead of setting .row-inner to a color with your own css, please use the "set background" feature by right clicking on a row.

Does that solve the problem? I hope I understood the problem in the right way :)

If you don't want to do it this way, please use css in a different way:

.row:nth-child(0) .row-inner{ background-color: red; }

Now instead of 0 you can put a different number into :nth-child(0) which selects a different row. If you combine this with the page selectors you can target certain pages. For example

body[data-type="project"][data-id="10"] .row:nth-child(0) .row-inner{ color: red; }

actually with a new version of lay theme you can write:

body.type-project.id-10 .row:nth-child(0) .row-inner{ color: red; }

which is a bit shorter

Hey Nathalie,
I think its hard to make a text sharp that is in the image.
If you make the row browser filling, then you can put a text element on the image! Like shown in the video. Here I put a text underneath an image but you can also put it on the image but only in browser filling rows: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#use-browser-height-for-row-height

do you have a link?

@arminunruh said:

<p>left <span class="center-caption">center</span></p>

Hi Armin ! All good it works ! Thanks for your answer :)

All good Armin ! That is the right way to do it ! Thanks :)