@mariusjopen Thank you very much, I guess it's time to roll up the sleeves ! All the best

Hi @Toby sorry that we got stuck with this. It is always a good try to reinstall the theme. Maybe a couple of old plugins, which are already deleted, left some mess in the database. Best! Marius

Dear @cherylsinner I think not. This code from the Haslauer website is pretty freestyle. Best! Marius

¥€$! ✨ Thank you Armin!

hey so with the new update, projects will have body classes like category-1 category-2 where the number is the id of the category

Dear @anitapoltronieri you could use CUSTOM-HTML for the qTranslate menu. And not use a Wordpress menu for it. Best! Marius

Dear @telmotype you can use position: absolute to move things around more easily. The parent container should then be position: relative. Best! Marius

Mh ok wrote this down and will test it.

@mariusjopen I found it!!! Everything okay :)

Dear @dmnryl it is worth to look into this one: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_object-fit.asp Best! Marius

Dear @sallyhlee you could try to use a plugin like YOAST. Best! Marius

Dear @dmnryl have a look here: https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_object-fit.asp Also you can add an extra info field to each project and use it as kind of a caption. Best! Marius

Let me know if it worked. Best! Marius

Dear @fernandol97 that is when you make the website smaller in width, right? You could make a tablet font size, Then the boxes will not overlap anymore. Or change the grid :-/ Best! Marius

Dear @tobiasger that is not possible yet. We are sorry! Best! Marius

Mh sorry for the late reply. Not much we can do here, sry!

not possible possible with custom css, read this to get a little introduction, this does not cover your special case: http://laytheme.com/documentation.html#custom-css-styling 3: hm interesting, it seems the height of the navbar is vw, i guess i chose this bc the menu type could also be in vw and so i though that would be a good idea. Use .navbar { height: 10vh; } instead in lay options -> custom html & css -> custom css for desktop version