Okay, the files that contained links to the localhost were not changed correctly in the end. I changed the prefix in the wp-config file and updated wp_options with the new link to the server. Phew... Thank you very much for your help, Armin!

@arminunruh , hi thx for updates. I will let you know soon.

That's right, I am just blind... thank you!

Great! Thanks

Thanks for the reply! Here you go, the two screenshots of + and - (sorry for not cropping them, really lazy of me) [image: upload-22ce3c63-9286-4329-b123-16470737af87.png] [image: upload-a2f938be-6b18-4479-a2ad-e693763f2891.png]

@arminunruh said: Hey tristan. If you update Magnetic Slides to ver. 1.023 and Lay Theme to ver. 1.030 this is now fixed :+1: Great, thank you ! :clap:

Hey Beam are you still there?

Ok. So for @proden the problem is that he inserted some html code into a textbox using the "code" button. This html was probably malformatted and that's why the content data for this project was corrupted. And that's why the gridder didn't show up any more for this project. proden, here's what you can do. Unfortunately you need to delete this project and recreate it. Create another project where you just insert your html code to see if it works and if the gridder shows up after you saved the project. If it does work you can use that code in your re-created project. Before you insert that code into your re-created project, you can make a copy of your project using the "duplicate project" button on the project overview. This way you have a backup :+1:

Yes it worked. thanks a lot!

Oh yeah, I did a mistake there :flushed: Going to be fixed in the next update. I guess I will release the next little update in a few days :ok_hand:

I'm going to fix this in version 1.023! :)

Ah really, yeah I should enable the tools panel again! :/

Will take a closer look at that and let you know! I think there's an intermediate solution for that. You could use a "Character" Textformat. You can create one in "Lay Options" :arrow_right: "Textformats". Add a new Format and as the Format Type, choose "Character". You will have a "letter-spacing" field for your new format! Now when you apply that Character Format to words within a text-block, those words should have the correct letter spacing. Edit: fixed in version 1.022

Thanks!! :) Ah good catch, I gotta take a look at that! Hope I will have time for that next week. :thumbsup: Edit: fixed in version 1.022, now the Textformat's font select input will just show --SELECT--