you mean where the image gets a little lighter customize -> project thumbnails -> project thumbnails mouseover -> and then use one of those settings: [image: 1759393474264-ddd36d29-484d-4d84-a615-3db43422a65b-image.png] i think in the example they used this maybe: [image: 1759393497854-1bb114dd-9f2a-4df8-ab37-87369f4267cd-image.png]

@arminunruh Thank you!

Thanks, there it is.

Hey Armin, sorry for my late reply. As much as I’d love to commission you, unfortunately my budget doesn’t allow for it. It’s a small alumni network of an art school, and the budget is correspondingly quite limited. :-S There are some plugins that seem to be what I’m looking for, but you have to pay without testing them in advance, which feels a bit weird. All best Aleks

hey!! in your wp-config.php file, can you turn off WP_DEBUG please: https://chatgpt.com/c/68d78f47-ba40-8325-81fa-e3f45b3d647c make sure this line: define( 'WP_DEBUG', true ); looks like: define( 'WP_DEBUG', false );

you can set your row gutter to px instead of % [image: 1758956724935-2d84211b-de42-481f-9836-ecfb5a8b58e9-image.png] just click on the underlined % / px to switch you can also set this for all pages in Lay Options -> Gridder Defaults

This solved it - thank you!

Hey, I think you need to do this: Wherever you want this form in the gridder, you have to add it using +more -> +html: <div class="klaviyo-form-WMgwYi"></div> <script type="text/javascript" src="https://static.klaviyo.com/onsite/js/klaviyo.js?company_id=PUBLIC_API_KEY"></script> Where PUBLIC_API_KEY needs to be your correct API key. Furthermore, in Lay Options, you need to check the setting "Disable Ajax." You may also want to disable any caching plug-ins to rule out them being the cause. At the moment, I can see it: [image: 1758693253721-c4a4f643-5b60-4fa6-b9d1-b3a1d6ac3aff-image.png] If you want to, you can also send me your WP admin login to info@laytheme.com if you want me to take a closer look to see if you did it right.

I can see you are using a table element inside of the text editor. We now also have our own Lay Theme table element that is easier to edit. If you go to +More -> +Table When I look at the code of your text, I can see that it's not just text but also some span elements: [image: 1758273470268-b3cbf04c-fabf-4518-9928-045234f44ee7-image.png] Whenever you style parts of a text to be a different font family, the text editor creates a span tag around that part of the text to be able to style only that part. So above you see, we have the word Hualula in bold. So that gets into its own span element. Now the problem is non-breaking spaces work within texts that are not split up by other tags like span tags. I think if you select your text and click the clear formatting button: [image: 1758273628616-a20838a4-7e87-4783-8b88-1fbbdc8fe85c-image.png] then the span elements would be removed, and the non-breaking spaces would work correctly. If you would just want to

[image: 1758272862551-779cebf3-02a7-487e-9838-7f2eea7a6b05-image.png] looking at the html you inserted, I can see that you just have an empty div. Furthermore, there seems to be a title tag and some meta tags inside of your HTML. I think this shouldn't be there.

hey jonas! with the latest lay theme update you can also do this: position an image over the whole full width: [image: 1758187757067-1f75f603-3668-472d-a781-8c2ab057c1ec-image-resized.png] select the image and in the sidebar, enable fixed height and use object fit contain. play around with the height setting, you could also use a value like 90vh for example [image: 1758187844357-46d3e012-340c-4dca-97fb-a60c23a14345-image.png]

Resolved, thank you!

Thank you!

hey darius! your site title spacing is 143px to the left your gridder has a 10% space to the left you could set your site title to be 10% space to the left instead in the customizer

@arminunruh WOW Thanks! so good!

u can also use this css .lay-overlay > .lay-content{ overflow: hidden!important; } to hide the scrollbar have a nice day!

[image: 1757599158613-a75f92b7-a996-41a3-9920-396bbbde5cb6-image.png] mh if i enter ur name ur first place for me

no problem! i can fix it for you, you can also just send your webhost login to info@laytheme.com

In combination, installing the update and clearing the layout cache did the trick. Thank you for looking into this.

ahja verstehe verstehe!