yeah, it's working! Thanks you so much!

@fernandol97 just realised it wasn't working was because you were missing a closing bracket } that's why it was showing up as red, you needed a closing } after "hidden;"

haha its available, i released the update earlier today i hope everything works, i tested it

okay we were able to fix it with the latest update

hey sorry i dont really know where to look on your site i just see some normal images under each other on mobile

sure no problem!

sure no problem! Make caption follow mouse: http://laythemeforum.com/topic/10519/make-image-caption-follow-mouse

sure, just select it and click on edit caption [image: 1754665453946-screenshot-2025-08-08-at-17.03.54.png]

for javascript like that you need to wrap it in window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(){ ... })

Its a client requirment really i did end up with a work around of doing it using this and the project category pages.

we had forgotten a comma. i corrected the css above. for mobile: body.id-260 .mobile-title, body.id-260 .mobile-nav{ display: none!important; } Enter this css in "lay options" -> "custom css & html" -> "custom css for mobile"

yea great idea, will be included in the next update i already have ref nofollow in the buttons that open the page overlays

hello i answered here: http://laythemeforum.com/topic/11172/animated-overlay-menu

add this in: lay options -> custom css & html -> custom css for desktop /*this will hide the primary menu*/ .laynav.primary{ display: none; } /* this will show the menu and hide the site title if the class "shownav-and-hide-sitetitle" is added to body */ body.shownav-and-hide-sitetitle{ .laynav.primary{ display: block; } .sitetitle{ display: none; } } now add this javascript add this in: lay options -> custom css & html -> Custom HTML at bottom <script> jQuery(document).on('mousemove', function(e){ let y = e.clientY; if(y < 100){ jQuery('body').addClass('shownav-and-hide-sitetitle'); } else { jQuery('body').removeClass('shownav-and-hide-sitetitle'); } }) </script> this will check for your mouse movement and if its less than 100px from the top of the browser, we add the class 'shownav-and-hide-sitetitle'

its fixed!

got it thank you!

this should be fixed now with the latest update

Nice. Thank You!!!

ah thats a better way of doing it, very good idea!

thanks Armin 🙏