Dear @Fletch ok, this seems weird. You could solve it like this: .col .lay-carousel-wrap { height: 92vh; } We will still have another look. Best! Marius

Dear @Fletch it is just CSS tweaking for those elements. No magic involved. Best! Marius

Dear @LN Thank you for letting us know! Best! Marius

Dear @Maria sure! You can use a classic marquee as well. You can add it into the CUSTOM HTML area. Also have a look with the inspector tool which classes get added as paragraph styles. I think they are called _h1 and so on… You can use the same classes to add the same style to an element which you use in the CUSTOM HTML area. I hope that gave you a direction :D Best! Marius

Dear @nils_b that is what I am talking about :-) Best! Marius

Hi @michmich, did you find a good way to do that like @mariusjopen said over the Footer Page with using Flex-Box? Or did you find another way? Thanks!

oh i see it is here: https://studiobureau.nl/newspaper-infographics-trouw and its this pic [image: Screenshot 2020-01-23 at 15.07.07.png] so when an image does not have any alt tag, it will just revert to the usual alt tag that lay theme sets which is the site title. so maybe what you're seeing in your page source code is just a different image that has no alt tag. also if you set an alt tag for an image in the media library, you'll still need to re-insert that image into the grid for the alt tag to update, sorry about that :O

Dear @ALARUM17 nice! Thank you for letting us know! Best! Marius

Dear @DoggettJones ah great!!! Thank you for letting us know! Best! Marius

Dear @kore nice! Thank you for letting us know! Best! Marius

Dear @comedowntous this is not possible. Have a look at LayGridder. https://laygridder.com/ Best! Marius

Dear @louis999 this is the Fullscreen Slider plugin from Laytheme. Best! Marius

Hi — This can also happen with large image files. Try processing the image with a photo editor like Photoshop and re-uploading.

Dear @achimaachen you normally can upload PDFs into the media library! Best! Marius

Dear @gala a bit of CUSTOM CSS should do the job. Probably you could give the main area a margin of 10vw and a width of 90vw. Best! Marius

Dear @martinborst great! Best! Marius

Dear @spontans I think you somehow need to play with those settings: [image: Bildschirmfoto 2020-01-17 um 11.52.09.png] Also nothing I can really tell you about it. Best! Marius

Dear @SMSTUDIO and when you test another browser? Best! Marius