Dear @emgeoffice Your welcome, Have a wonderful day and thank you for using Lay Theme! Best Rich

Dear @weodeo Awesome! :) Best Wishes on your Lay Theme Journey Rich

Dear @sofiapapa08 This is great to hear! :) Good luck on the rest of your Lay Theme Journey Best Wishes Richard

Dear @af Highly unlikey sorry, Because Lay Theme and Elementor both work to create website wide content this will inevitably lead to clashes. I was curious myself so i installed Elementor and ran into problems shortly afterwards. I hope this helps :) Sincerely Richard

Dear @hkim83 There are ways of creating your own arrows to your choosing that can navigate between previous and next projects. This will require basic knowledge of HTML and CSS https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming/html-css https://www.khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming/html-css/web-development-tools/a/using-the-browser-developer-tools Adding your own "HTML" either in the Footer: [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-25 at 2.50.25 PM.png] Across the whole website if you wish within "Lay Options" "Custom CSS & HTML" [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-25 at 2.49.19 PM.png] I have created a very basic setup - i hope this helps you on your journey :) When you create a Link <a> and give it the class "layprevproject" or "laynextproject" it automatically receives the necessary data to take us to the next-prev project. [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-25 at 2.54.24 PM.png] So in "Custom HTML & CSS" I have created two simple links with the correct class names [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-25 at 2.53.26 PM.png] Now what goes within the Link <a> is completely up to you! it could be Text, An image, an arrow etc - ( very basic arrow ) https://www.w3schools.com/howto/howto_css_arrows.asp [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-25 at 2.58.16 PM.png] And now i can place arrows in my website - page or footer that operate as links to the next and previous projects. I hope this answers your question and you have a wonderful day, Thank you for using Lay Theme Best Richard

Dear @viktorhor Sure! :) You can do this with the Custom CSS option located in "Lay options" "Custom CSS & HTML" [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-24 at 9.38.30 PM.png] Adding Code for example like this: .text.scrolltotop { position:fixed !important; bottom:0; right:0; margin-right:10px; } [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-24 at 9.38.42 PM.png] Here we have targeted the element that we desire and given it a fixed position to keep it "Fixed" to the viewport of the screen, [image: Screen Shot 2020-08-24 at 9.40.20 PM.png] Additionally we have given it a "margin-right" of "10px" to give it space away from the side. I hope this helps you in your Lay Theme Journey, Best Wishes Richard

Got it know and messaged you. Best, Laura

That's great, thank you very much!

That makers a lot of sense, I'll have look at the parent function. Cheers!

Dear @kappe Awesome! This is great news :) & @sebastian Thank you for making the Lay Theme Community stronger. Both have a wonderful day and best for the future Richard

Dear @ravel Is it possible to provide a visual reference for what you are experiencing? Also as a first step of debugging do you have any third-party plugins installed that could be interfering? along with any Custom CSS, HTML or JS ? Does de-activating the plugins and trying without your Custom Code provide any insight? A link to your website if it helps clarify as well :) Thank you for using Lay Theme Sincerely Richard

Dear @FloMo I will forward this straight away! I wanted to apologise for not being as helpful as i could with the last posts. Please to help the process can you send your website address, /wp-admin/ username and password and a link to this topic to info@laytheme.com? As always thank you for using Lay Theme, for being Awesome & for your patience :) Best wishes & and have wonderful day Sincerely Richard

@Laura-S Cool! :) Let me know how you go Best Richard

Dear @theetate Is it possible to provide a link to your site? :) Thanks Best Wishes Richard

Dear @clairemu When viewed on mobile version the text "elenorza" is at the bottom This is what you were trying to achieve? :) Best Richard