hey I'm happy this worked out for you! Great looking website, Mmhh I guess there was some bug i fixed and needed to do overflow hidden on that div I think I'll leave it like that

Hey @Richard-Keith, thanks for the quick reply! I saw this post before and tbh it doesn't help super much. As I'm not a professional developer it is hard to wrap my head around what is meant in the post. I have basic to mediocre knowledge of HTML and CSS though.

@sibyllehornung Awesome! :) great to hear Good luck with the rest of your site, looking good Best wishes Richard

Dear Paula Awesome! :) Best wishes Rich

Hey @Richard-Keith, No ;( I changed nothing anymore, stayed by qTranslate-XT now. Polylong would be great, but crazy to change everything manual without migration tool. And Polylang sounds complicated in some reports here... want to try it in one of the next projects. Would be great to have a good, clean solution for 2 languages, SEO and language switching of the front-page, too. Best, Markus

Dear @beneb Great to hear! :) Thanks for following up Best Richard

I forgot to add that you have to give the according rows on the site an ID, in this case it is "menu-section". So basically your rows will have to have an ID and CLASS for the effect and anchor to work. The only thing that I haven't been able to work out is the situation that on load of the page, all links in the menu will be activated at once. I believe though that this is solvable by including the first header element into the variable ... not sure though. EDIT: Just delete the first variable and that's it $('nav a').addClass('menu-active')

Dear @SL Ok, sorry that my first option didnt work! :) Remove that Custom CSS if you will and on the same Custom CSS & HTML Page but this time in 'custom <head> content add this code: <script> window.laytheme.on("newpageshown", function(layoutObj, type, obj){ jQuery(".menu-item-44 font").hover(function(){ jQuery(this).text("Welle"); }, function(){ jQuery(this).text("Teilchen"); }); jQuery(".menu-item-62 font").hover(function(){ jQuery(this).text("Teilchen"); }, function(){ jQuery(this).text("Welle"); }); }); </script> Let me know how you go, apologies once again for the delayed response :) Best Richard

Dear W @gauchedamned Just wondering if Wordpress, Lay Theme & Lay Themes plugins are all up to date? you have error's in your console: [image: Screen Shot 2020-11-12 at 7.31.15 PM.png] You can use the inspection tool in Google Chrome by right clicking and choosing 'inspect' then going to "network" then reload your page to see the loading times: [image: Screen Shot 2020-11-12 at 7.32.59 PM.png] Here i can see that these 4 images are slowing the website down. However if you can split upload of images by size i am unsure sorry, however i hope @arminunruh can shed some light on the topic! :) Also: https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming/html-css/web-development-tools/a/using-the-browser-developer-tools Apologies that i cannot be over further help right now, however have a wonderful day and thank you for using Lay Theme Sincerely Richard

Dear Julius @jw Thank you for bringing this up, unfortunately this is the case at the moment, the way you have done it works well when switching to mobile though and the elements can easily stack - for that reason i think it is good. It could be forced manually with CSS if you really had to, however i think this is a good point and i would be happy to add this to the Development notes for Future Discussion :) Best wishes and thank you for the questions and for using Lay Theme Sincerely Richard

Dear @billykioso Thankyou for the follow up :) Best Richard

Dear @emgeoffice Thank you for following up, and great to hear that it works, awesome :) Best Richard

Dear @Ursula Could you please post a link to your website where you are trying to implement this and i can have a better look :) Best wishes and have a wonderful day Richard