Hey @arminunruh -thanks for taking the time!
Well noted, I'll try to use images and add a link to each of them.
Is there a way to add a mouseover effect displaying text on images? I'd like to have a text appear on each image when I place the cursor on them. Very much like the project name hover effect.
Cheers
Hello to the Lay community :))
I'm looking for a way to manually change the links of project thumbnails on my landing page.
Basically I want to be able to use the project thumbnail mouseover effects (image hover and project name hover effects). But instead of going to each project page when clicking on them, I want to redirect to a category.
For example Project thumbnails 1 - 2 - 3 point to their Category 1 and Project thumbnails 4- 5 - 6 point to Category 2.
Thanks a lot !
@arminunruh Thanks Armin! It fixed it
you are awesome :))
Just putting this up and tagging our favorite moderators :-))
@Richard @mariusjopen
Thanks guys !!
Hi there!
I've been trying to understand why the hover images won't display at their original file's resolution
They all seem to display at a lower resolution than what I uploaded (tried with chrome and safari). See for example "Image hover 1"
and the original file here : https://oraarchitecte.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/COUPE.jpg
(original file size should be 1200x800)
It looks like there is an automatic reduction of the file size for example "image hover 2" is better but it seems the be because the original file is 4961x3307
If anyone has a clue I'd be grateful!
Here's the url:
https://oraarchitecte.com/en/category/residentiel/
Cheers,
Marco
Sorry I realized I didn't do all my homework before posting here: the original version of qTranslate-X was stopped and "replaced" by a community-led extension named qTranslate-XT.
For other people who might be in the same situation as me:
I uploaded the latest qTranslate-XT and followed the migration guide
This updated version of the extension allowed for converting of all my language content and my website is back to normal.
Now I believe this might not be a long-term solution, so I looked into migration tools from qTranslate to Polylang: the only automated solution I found was migrating to WPML using this extension and then migrating to Polylang using that one. I'm not sure of the result though, as WPML doesn't seem to work well with Lay Theme (based on other posts).
I'd be curious to have other people's feedback on this. Thanks
Hello there ! Thanks for an awesome theme that I loved playing with the past few years.
I recently lost access to /wp-admin/ after a Wordpress update. The problem seems to be the qTranslate-X extension.
At first the website continued to function, but now that I deactivated it I have the two languages superposed:
https://oraarchitecte.com
I have created the website 3 years ago when this extension used to be recommended. I now see that Polylang is the recommended extension.
Is there a way to fix this ? Or migrate all my translations and customized content from qTranslate-X to Polylang (or qTranslate-XT maybe ?)? Or do I have to restart from scratch, install Polylang and rebuild everything.
Here is the error log:
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Thanks in advance
Merci beaucoup!
Dear @mariusjopen , thanks for the tip!
I tried it out, but didn't manage placing the site title in front of the menu bar.
I entered 'custom html at top' in the Custom CSS & HTML section.
<p><span style="font-size: 18px;" class=tagline2; >SITE TITLE</span></p>
With my class being
.tagline2 {
position: absolute;
z-index: 1000;
left: 80px;
top: 23px;
}
Any idea? Thanks for your help :)
Hi Armin & Marius,
I think this question was already asked back in 2016, wondering whether there was anything new on the topic.
Re: Hide when scrolling down in all menu positions
Is there a way to only hide the site tagline when scrolling down, and to keep the site title image where it is? Custom CSS?
Thanks in advance,
Marc
hi @DoggettJones , nice website!
would you be able to share your css to fix the position of the site tagline? Having trouble with that.
thanks!
@mariusjopen Thank you! It worked for me.
Thanks @arminunruh it's working now!! Much appreciated.
Hello! I've been trying to figure this one out for a few days - if anyone has a clue ...?
I have an element grid with several pictures inside, which I aligned with a Carousel using a 'stack'. My problem is that the pictures inside the element grid inside the stack won't allow the Lightbox to work.
I use the element grid as 'fake' miniatures for the carousel (for lack of a better solution!).
Here's a screenshot:
And the url:
http://oraarchitecte.com/kulani-2-2
pw: ora2019
When I add more pictures further below, the Lightbox kind of starts working but has glitches (it only shows the pictures inside the element grid for a second, then switches to the next ones).
Merci!
@mariusjopen
http://oraarchitecte.com
pw: ora2019
Hey @mariusjopen! Just wondering whether I'm missing something here. If you have any tips I'd be most grateful, thank you!
Actually, I think I had a ' { ' too much. This is working for me now!
nav.fourth_menu{
visibility: hidden !important;
}
body[data-id="4"][data-type="category"]
nav.fourth_menu{
visibility: visible !important;
}
Hi @Paul_Moxie and @mariusjopen ,
display: none and visibility: hidden both worked for me with hiding a secondary menu on certain pages, thank you!
I've been trying to hide a menu everywhere -except- on certain pages. I was wondering whether you had a trick for that. I tried several different ways such as :
In the main body:
nav.fourth_menu{
visibility: hidden !important ;
}
body[data-id="1"][data-type="category"]{
nav.fourth_menu{
visibility: visible !important ;
}
But so far no success. If you have any suggestion I'd be most grateful, thanks!
Hi @mariusjopen, do you mean I should enter a custom padding in the source code within the text editor?
I tried unsuccessfully:
<p class="_Banner_Accueil" style="line-height: 1.6;"><span style="font-size: 55px; padding-bottom: -20px;">Ora Architecte </span>est une agence d'architecture pluridisciplinaire avec une approche créative en conception, ingénierie et construction en milieu tropical. Nous sommes spécialistes des questions environnementales.</p>
I also tried custom css, but didn't succeed :)
Thank you!
Hello! I have two different font sizes within the same paragraph, which displays a bigger line spacing with a bigger font compared to the rest of the paragraph.
Here's a pic:
If anyone has a suggestion on how to have the same line spacing everywhere I'd be most grateful, thank you.