Hi @clrcrtq Here it works: [image: 1510913178958-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-17-um-11.04.34-resized.png] [image: 1510913178894-bildschirmfoto-2017-11-17-um-11.04.27.png] In the backend and front end. Do you have the latest version of LayTheme and Wordpress installed? Best! Marius

Hi @ievux have a look here: http://laythemeforum.com/topic/1598/embedding-font-does-not-work/4 Best! Marius

Problem solved. After updating all my plugins...??

Hey you can update lay theme and then it should work!

ok thanks, i just want to make an anchor link between pages. I'll try to do that with your link. Here is my website : http://nicolastilly.fr/

Hi @adam This is because the content is too long. So it automatically switches to the stacked version. You can make an alternative mobile Layout and put in less text. Best! Marius

Hi @tristan ok. We will look into that! Thank you for letting us know! Best! Marius

Hi @nina can you have a look here? http://laythemeforum.com/topic/1598/embedding-font-does-not-work/3 Maybe that will solve the problem. Let me know! :-D Best! Marius

Hi @ArneRobot try to click on the page link which gets displayed on the right. There you can navigate into the page. Then you will see the settings on the left. I hope that answered your question Let me know! Marius

All good! No worries :-)

Thanks for the heads up! If you update, it should work now! Have a good day

correct - it was not showing the theme-update in two installations; with 2.2.8 its fine again :) thx

Hi @valentingienger Great! Happy to hear! Marius

Hi @OHA-Osthang This is a default browser setting: https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001114.htm Nothing really we can do. Best! Marius

Hey @dmncn Thanks for pointing this out. Point 1 looks like a bug indeed, will investigate this further. Point 2, Mmm, I checked it out and it seems to work.

Hi @PapaSasha ok. Try this code here: <script> jQuery(document).on("click", "#view-more", function(event) { event.preventDefault(); jQuery('html, body').animate({ scrollTop: jQuery("#view-more-anchor").offset().top }, 500); }); </script> You need to make two divs of course. One with the ID #view-more; and the other one with the ID #view-more-anchor;. In your code you also did not consider this: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-javascript Best! Marius

Hi @joshujoshu can you provide us with a link to your website? Best! Marius

Hi @jd Best is if you write an email to armin.unruh@gmail.com and include your username, password and a link to this conversation. Best! Marius

Hi @Théo-Viardin ! Can you post a link? Keep in mind that LayTheme is coded as a single javascript application. That means the back button in the browser really goes back in history. And the last thing in history is the anchor. Let me know when you have uploaded the page. Best! Marius