Dear @studiofilo Great idea and have added the notes for future thought, but unfortunately this is not possible at the moment. The only thing that comes to mind is working on a bigger screen or zooming out for a more accurate experience: [image: Screen Shot 2022-01-11 at 8.35.29 AM.png] Best wishes and happy 2022 🌞 Richard

Thanks @pandeli good to know for the future 🌝

Dear @weodeo Settings similar to these are your closet bet i think. Its seamless and works with the mouse-scroll so there is no "magnet" to the edge when the images pass by, just a true "carousel" [image: Screen Shot 2022-01-10 at 8.40.55 AM.png] By height and slide width isn't correct (still spaces between slides) so you will need to play with these to get it right based on the dimension of your images. Hope this helps & best wishes ✨ Richard

Dear Gregor @GregorGregor Thank you for the update, no new ideas at the moment but will let you know if i come across something similar in the future ✨ Best wishes Richard

Awesome! Thank you very much :)

Good to hear @Remco-van-Dun have a great day 🏖

Great to hear all is working now @TYLM Best wishes ✨

@fabiandraxl "Hope that will help someone in the future. :)" Im sure it will, thanks for the update! ✨

Ok! Thanks for getting back to me, I'll leave it for now or check again after some updates.

Dear Hans @Hans-Pelle Thank you for this info! I wasn't aware as i haven't purchased Lay Theme in a long time. Will forward to Armin ✅ Glad to hear everything is working as it should and have a wonderful start to 2022! Sincerely Richard

Dear R @no_caller_id Best wishes, hope you had a nice holiday season 🌝 Regarding the space at bottom on Safari IOS, I believe Armin is aware of this along with a few other users with similar bug, so should be worked out soon. "causes all captions to add one empty line below the text, resulting in the text not sitting on the bottom." [image: Screen Shot 2022-01-05 at 12.29.23 PM.png] The Single line captions you have sit higher - Should the two line comments on Mobile also sit higher? Have a wonderful start to 2022 ✨ Richard

Dear @wardh Likely the solution was just to specify the exact col to target with CSS so instead of all col (columns) targeted just the center. Or something like all first children of the parent row are not targeted (therefore all left-side elements are not targeted ) 🌝 Best wishes and a happy 2022 Richard

Dear @tali I am testing on Safari like you but unable to recreate the bug: [image: Screen Shot 2022-01-04 at 4.44.01 PM.png] Talk soon & best wishes for 2022 🌝 Richard

Dear Marc @Marc-Sowell If not exactly the same Lay Theme can create something very similar. If you find your design is not possible a refund can be discussed 🌝 Please take a look at the Element Grid too: https://laytheme.com/documentation.html#elementgrid Best wishes & have a wonderful 2022 Richard

Dear @jr Unsure of your setup but if this works for you: Below you can see the Carousel with the number's element and a margin-left applied to it: [image: Screen Shot 2022-01-04 at 3.53.47 PM.png] You could change the amount of margin-left to push it way outside it's container: [image: Screen Shot 2022-01-04 at 3.54.12 PM.png] If you have content to the left of your Carousel this may not work for you as it will push it. Need to test. Example Code: .lay-carousel-sink-parent .numbers { margin-left: -100px !important; } This can be added via > Customize > CSS or > Lay Options > Custom CSS & HTML > Custom CSS (NOTE: the number settings within Carousel settings should be set to "below" and "left" to suit the above code) Hope this helps JR & best wishes for 2022! 🌻 Richard

@gridch Thank you for the update, hope you had a wonderful new years & best wishes for 2022! ✨

@marcos Thanks for the update Marcos Happy New Year! ✨

Dear Francesco @francesco_migl What text to underline are you trying to change? the Cookie bar? (other links are not underlined) [image: Screen Shot 2022-01-03 at 7.21.08 PM.png] Talk soon & best wishes for 2022! 🌻 Richard

Dear Marius @mari133 Is this % reference for images or text? In general the % is being calculated by the parent container of said element. So if i have a parent container that is 700px wide and the child container is 70% wide - The child container will calculate 70% of 700px. You can see here: https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_units.asp % is defined as the percentage "Relative to the parent element" Hope this helps Marius and best wishes for 2022! 🌻 Richard